What are the hazards of applying inferior color changing film to cars?

Poor quality color changing film can damage the car paint, while regular color changing film will not harm the original car paint.

The hazards of applying inferior color changing film to cars are:

1. Difficult to tear off adhesive and damage to car paint: Poor quality color changing film uses inferior adhesive, leaving residual adhesive on the car paint that is difficult to clean. Not only does it fail to protect the original car paint, but it also corrodes the original car paint.

2. Wrinkling and curling: Due to the poor stability and performance of the materials used, low-quality color changing films begin to wrinkle and curl shortly after use.

3. Fading: The inferior color changing film is made of inferior materials, resulting in poor color brightness and durability, making it easy to fade.

Generally speaking, some high-quality color changing car films have the following advantages:

1. Has initial low viscosity: A high-quality color changing car film will have a micro air guide groove on the back. In this way, the initial adhesion is relatively low, and the film application process will be faster.

2. Good extensibility: A better color modified car film performs well in the aspect of extensibility, and no matter how it is folded, there are no traces.
However, it should be noted that when choosing color changing films, it is important to be cautious and choose high-quality ones. Do not be tempted by cheap options.
Only high-quality color changing car films can truly play a role. Poor quality color changing car film is not only useless, but may also damage the original paint of the car body.