What is the Difference Between Llumar Car Film and Ordinary Film?

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SanMatthew
09/07/25 2:29am
Here are the differences between Llumar car film and ordinary film: 1. Technology: The main difference lies in the technology. Llumar is a brand that possesses all the production processes of high-performance films, featuring strong heat insulation, reflective heat insulation with excellent reflection effects, as well as high anti-explosion and sun protection performance. For example, the Hou Yi series windshield uses a golden ratio, offering a high heat insulation rate, while the side and rear windows employ a dual-layer nano-matrix, providing double the heat insulation effect and enhanced protection. 2. Price: Due to differences in technology and materials between Llumar car film and ordinary film, there is also a price difference.
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LuciaMarie
09/19/25 2:03am
Last year, I had LLumar film installed on my beloved car, and the difference is remarkable! The heat insulation effect of LLumar is outstanding—even on long drives, I don’t feel the scorching sun, and it also blocks UV rays to protect my skin. Regular films pale in comparison; they start bubbling and turning yellow within days, turning the car into a sauna in summer. LLumar is far more durable, looking as good as new even after over half a year of use, and offers better privacy—outsiders can’t see inside, which feels much safer. While LLumar is pricier upfront, it’s more cost-effective in the long run because it’s less prone to damage, saving you the hassle of frequent replacements. Regular films may be cheaper, but they often cause issues and can even damage the car’s paint. I highly recommend choosing LLumar for peace of mind. Additionally, make sure to have it installed by professionals—LLumar’s adhesive is superior, safe for glass, hassle-free, and eco-friendly, unlike regular films that release harmful gases.
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