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Should the front windshield film be applied on the inside or outside?

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CadenLee

09/03/25 6:38am

The front windshield film is generally applied on the inside for the following reasons: 1. Inside: Car window film should be applied to the inner side of the glass because it won't be exposed to wind and rain, thus slowing down aging and extending its service life. 2. External interference: The film won't be subject to significant external interference during use, won't get scratched or damaged, won't experience weathering, and the adhesion will be more secure without issues like peeling edges. 3. Advantages: Its benefits include safety and explosion-proof properties. The base layer of the film is polyester, which has excellent tear resistance and puncture prevention. Combined with the adhesive layer, the film enhances the glass's strength, preventing injuries to passengers in case of accidental glass breakage.

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