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

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MacAlice

07/30/25 2:11am

Front windshield films are always applied on the inside. If applied on the outside, exposure to wind and rain would reduce its lifespan by at least two-thirds. Moreover, if applied externally, glass fragments from impact could still injure people, failing to serve the purpose of explosion-proof film. Car window tinting refers to applying a thin film material (also called solar film or heat insulation film) on the front/rear windshields, side windows, and sunroof. The primary functions of car window films include: blocking UV rays, reducing heat transmission, preventing injuries from glass shattering, reducing glare, and protecting personal privacy through the one-way visibility feature of solar films.

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