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Is it normal to have small bubbles after applying the film?

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DiHarrison

07/24/25 5:30am

If there are small air bubbles in the car film just two days after application, it is normal and they will disappear in about a week. However, if dirt was trapped during the application process, then it is not normal, and the bubbles will not disappear on their own. Below is an extended explanation: 1. Selection and application precautions: When choosing a car film, opt for genuine products from reputable brands and avoid inferior quality films. This is especially important when applying a paint protection film (PPF)—never choose a low-quality PPF and ensure you go to a professional installer. Inferior PPFs can damage the car's paint and may even peel off the paint when removed. Over time, low-quality PPFs are prone to cracking and falling off, significantly affecting the car's appearance. If bubbles form due to improper installation, you can return to the installer to have them removed. 2. Post-application precautions: After applying the window film, avoid rolling the windows up and down.

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