Automotive window solar films primarily serve to provide heat insulation and privacy. However, the requirements for window films differ depending on the part of the car's glass.
As the largest piece of glass on a car and being angled to receive sunlight more directly, the front windscreen requires a film that offers both clarity and effective heat insulation to ensure driving safety and reduce the temperature inside the vehicle.
The side windows focus more on privacy but for the front side windows, it's important to ensure that the view of the rearview mirrors is not obstructed, particularly for drivers who frequently drive at night or have vision impairments. For the rear side windows, there are no specific requirements, and one can choose based on personal preference.
The rear window glass requires less clarity compared to the front windscreen. However, due to the presence of heating elements, the quality of the adhesive layer of the window film must be high to prevent the formation of bubbles.
Car sunroofs enhance the interior lighting of the vehicle, with a particular emphasis on heat insulation, especially for panoramic sunroofs. Additionally, vehicles equipped with sunroofs may come with dark-tinted glass or pre-installed heat insulation films. Please make your choice based on the actual condition of the vehicle.
