Tinting paper is also consumable. If it's really hot like these days, the color fades faster...I think I've lived a year or so these days
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2. Does the film have a replacement cycle?
In the case of low-priced films, their performance decreases significantly after the summer season. The reason is because of the heat shielding method. There are two ways to block heat: reflection and absorption. In terms of heat blocking methods alone, making heat reflective is a much more advanced technology and expensive. Low-cost films are often less durable to absorb heat. Solar blocking, visual transparency, and UV protection are balanced, and how long it lasts determines the life of the film. When you buy a car, it's not like you've been living after a year or two. The same is true of film. Shouldn't we be there by the time we change the car? Most of the films you receive as a service when you ship your car are likely to be cheap. Rather, it is wise to get a cash discount and add my money to film properly.
I think this article will help.
Tinting is more true than tinting.
If you look at the tinting film, UV protection is 99% whether it's cheap or expensive.
In addition, even if the color is old enough to fade, UV protection works well.
The train doesn't last as long as your superiors shared.
Most expensive tinting companies (called premium tinting) sell thermal shutdowns.
And it doesn't last long.
It's a lot of money, but it doesn't have much effect and you have to change it, so just think of it as a quick tint for sunscreen.
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