What is the difference between automotive metal film and regular film?
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Automotive metal film and regular film differ in the following ways: 1. Metal film: It interferes with imported GPS and ETC (Electronic Toll Collection) systems, causing GPS drift. It has a limited range for blocking infrared rays, typically around 1300 NM, offers average heat insulation, has a high reflectivity, fewer coatings, and does not oxidize. 2. Regular film: Regular automotive film is a dyed film that uses deep-dyeing techniques and adds heat-absorbing agents to absorb infrared rays from sunlight for heat insulation. However, since it also absorbs visible light, it results in insufficient visible light transmittance and poor clarity due to its inherent manufacturing limitations. Another major drawback of this type of film is that its heat insulation function degrades quickly, and it is prone to fading, though it is relatively cheaper in price.