Should You Apply Film to a Car Sunroof?
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Generally, it is not recommended to apply film to a car sunroof. Here are the reasons why: 1. The sunroof glass usually already has UV protection and heat insulation functions. Applying film again would not only cause a certain degree of resource waste but also affect the overall quality of the vehicle. 2. After applying film to the sunroof, the overall thickness of the glass increases. If the installation is not done properly, it may lead to difficulties in opening and closing the sunroof. However, during hot summers, if the car is parked outdoors for a while, the sunroof area, being a weak spot for heat insulation on the roof, can cause the interior temperature to rise. If the decorative panel under the sunroof is opened, more heat will enter the car through the sunroof. Therefore, for large panoramic sunroofs, applying film may be considered depending on the regional climate and season. But not all panoramic sunroofs are suitable for film application. If the sunroof is made of colored heat-absorbing glass, dark-colored film should not be applied.