Many car owners will stick car wrap on their cars after purchasing them. How much do you know about car wrap? What color of car wrap is better to stick? Is the darker the color of the car film, the better? Does the darker the color of the car film, the better its thermal insulation performance?

Generally speaking, the quality of car film should be colorless and highly transparent. However, due to the different needs of different vehicles and car owners, various manufacturers also produce some colored car films, ranging from charcoal black, dark gray, olive green to deep natural color, light natural color, etc.

Most imported high-end car films come in over 10 different models and colors to meet the needs of different users.

Even the so-called colorless transparent film actually has a difference in depth. Choosing a colored or darker car film appropriately can indeed feel more comfortable in strong sunlight, but it is necessary to ensure clear visibility on rainy days and at night, otherwise there will be danger, which is not conducive to oneself and may endanger the personal safety of others.

In fact, the depth of the color of the car film does not have a significant impact on its insulation performance, as the insulation of the car film mainly comes from the thermal resistance layer, not the dye layer. The main method is to reflect the heat carried by the sun through a thermal barrier layer, thereby blocking the entry of heat into the car. Many dark car films circulating in the market are of poor quality, and sellers deceive car owners by claiming that dark car films have good insulation effects. For example, black tea paper can hardly block the heat of the sun, so car owners should pay attention to the quality of the car film, not the color, when purchasing.

In addition, clarity is the most important factor when purchasing car wrap, as it is related to the safety of the owner's driving. Due to the fact that the front gear is a window for observing the outside world, there is an exceptionally high requirement for the clarity of the film. According to domestic traffic regulations, the light transmittance of the front windshield film should be above 70%, but many films on the market currently have a light transmittance of only 65%, and some are even as low as 50%. Therefore, for the front windshield, the first thing is to be clear and safe, and then it is required to have the highest possible insulation effect on this basis, which is a good solar film.