Where to Apply Car Window Film?

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SanBella
07/25/25 2:43am
Generally, car window film is applied to the front and rear windshields, side windows, and sunroof. Here are the benefits of car window film: 1. Heat and Sun Protection: The film can effectively block a large amount of heat generated by infrared rays. For example, the Mocha MA70 front windshield film can block up to 99% of infrared rays. 2. UV Protection: Medium and long waves of ultraviolet rays can penetrate thick glass, but the heat-insulating film can block 99% of UV rays, preventing skin damage and reducing the aging of car interiors. The Mocha MA70 front windshield film can block 99.9% of UV rays, equivalent to 56 times the SPF40 of sunscreen, making it a product recommended by the American Skin Cancer Prevention Association. 3. Safety and Explosion-proof: The base layer of the film is made of polyester, which has strong tear and puncture resistance. Combined with the adhesive layer, the strength of the glass can be increased by 100 times after applying the film, preventing secondary injuries caused by accidental glass breakage. The Mocha film, with a thickness of 2MIL-4MIL, significantly enhances explosion-proof performance. 4. Creating a Private Space: After applying the film, the interior of the car cannot be clearly seen from a distance of one meter, ensuring privacy and safety. 5. Reducing Air Conditioning Consumption: Air conditioning consumption can be reduced by nearly 15%. The loss of cooling capacity from the air conditioning can be compensated by the heat-insulating film, instantly lowering the temperature inside the car and achieving a certain degree of fuel savings.
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CollinLee
08/10/25 4:42pm
Car window tinting is generally applied to the windows, with the front windshield and rear windshield being the primary areas. Side windows, including front and rear sides, are also commonly tinted. Having driven for over a decade, I pay special attention to this. After tinting, the car cools down quickly in summer, UV rays are reduced to minimize skin damage, and privacy protection is improved. Ensure the film covers all transparent glass areas, avoiding other parts of the car body unless it's a color-changing film. For example, excessive tinting on the hood or roof is impractical and costly. Choose high-quality films with high light transmittance and excellent heat insulation—brands that last years without fading. When I applied mine, I also checked legal standards, as some cities have restrictions on tint darkness; overly dark films may attract police attention. Safety first—it's best to have it done professionally to avoid bubbles. Properly applied tint can save a lot on air conditioning costs and is also beneficial for the car.
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