Is the car film applied inside or outside the car?
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Car window film should be applied to the inside of the car glass. Applying it on the inside protects it from wind and rain, slowing down the aging process and thus extending its lifespan. Additionally, the film is less exposed to external disturbances, reducing the risk of scratches or damage. Without exposure to the elements, the adhesive bonds more securely, preventing issues like peeling corners. The benefits of car window film include: 1. Heat and sun protection. The film effectively blocks a significant amount of infrared heat. 2. UV protection. Medium and long-wave ultraviolet rays can penetrate thick glass, but the film blocks most UV rays, protecting the skin and reducing interior aging. 3. Safety and explosion-proof. The film's base layer is made of polyester, which is highly resistant to tearing and puncturing. Combined with the adhesive layer, it strengthens the glass, preventing injuries from accidental breakage. 4. Privacy. Choosing the right type of film ensures that the inside of the car is not easily visible from the outside while maintaining clear visibility from inside, enhancing privacy and safety. 5. Reduced air conditioning consumption. The film compensates for the loss of cooling efficiency, quickly lowering the interior temperature and contributing to fuel savings.
