What are the drawbacks of sunroof ice armor?

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Due to factors such as excessive heat, rain exposure, and oxidation, it remains uncertain whether hydrolysis will occur during removal. Additionally, since sunroof glass surfaces inherently come with heat-insulating coatings, further research is needed to determine whether coating detachment might happen during later removal. Below is expanded content: 1. Principle of sunroof ice armor: In simple terms, sunroof ice armor combines the functions of paint protection film and explosion-proof heat insulation film. It utilizes the base material of paint protection film to incorporate heat insulation coating through optical coating processes, resulting in a product that offers both protective qualities of paint film and heat insulation properties. 2. Differences between ice armor and heat insulation film: Sunroof ice armor belongs to the category of external films, while heat insulation films are internal films. Ice armor provides certain protective effects on external glass. Heat insulation films, on the other hand, offer protection to vehicle occupants, primarily by preventing glass fragments from harming passengers if the glass is shattered by external objects.