What are the precautions after applying film to a new car?

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Precautions after applying film to a new car include avoiding car washing, prohibiting parking under trees, and not using detergent products to clean the film. The adhesion between the newly applied film and the car paint is not yet strong enough. High-pressure water guns during car washing may cause the edges of the film to lift, and in severe cases, the film may need to be reapplied. If you must wash the car, you can wipe it with clean water, but avoid directly spraying water at the edges. Trees often have many birds gathering, and although parking a newly applied invisible film under a tree avoids direct sunlight, tree sap and bird droppings are corrosive and may damage the film. Therefore, if you encounter bird droppings, they should be removed immediately. If pollutants appear on the film, never use detergent products for cleaning, especially tar and carburetor cleaners. These cleaners are highly corrosive and can cause significant damage to the film. Generally, specialized cleaners are used for film cleaning.