Why is there ghosting on the car's front windshield film?
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Ghosting on the car's front windshield film may be caused by poor film quality or improper installation. Here are some precautions for car window tinting: 1. Avoid washing the car: Try to avoid washing the car within three days after tinting to prevent the film from peeling off due to moisture. Also, refrain from using the rear window defroster for a week, as moisture can adversely affect the defroster lines. After installation, you can gently wipe the film surface with a wet towel, sponge, or soft cloth. Additionally, you may notice a hazy appearance caused by water vapor inside the film during the drying process, which is normal and will gradually disappear. 2. Avoid rolling windows up and down: For the first week after tinting, try to avoid rolling the windows up and down (especially for newly tinted cars). It takes 5-7 days for the film to firmly adhere to the window. During this period, the edges of the film can easily curl or shift when the windows are operated. 3. Be careful when cleaning: If stains appear on the film, avoid using chemical solvents. Instead, use a damp cleaning towel, water-soaked paper towels, a cloth with mild detergent, or a rubber squeegee for cleaning. Avoid using abrasive materials or tools that could scratch or damage the film to protect the window tint.
