english What to do if the Mirror Protective Film becomes blurry
2025-08-27
1Cleaning the Protective Film Surface
First, gently wipe the surface of the protective film with a soft microfiber cloth, wiping in one direction to avoid scratches caused by rubbing back and forth. If there are stubborn stains, spray a small amount of purified water on the cloth to slightly moisten it before wiping. Wait until the surface is completely dry before using.
2Dealing with Bubbles and Stains Under the Film
If blurring is caused by dust or air bubbles trapped under the film, prepare a piece of clear tape. Use one end of the tape to hold the edge of the protective film and gently lift it up. With your other hand, wrap a scraper around a microfiber cloth and slowly apply pressure from the lifted edge toward the other end to expel air and dust from beneath the film. Maintain even pressure to prevent wrinkles.
3Check Environmental Factors
Check whether the protective film has been exposed to humidity for extended periods of time. Humidity can cause fogging. In this case, maintain a well-ventilated and dry environment. Wipe the film surface several times with a dry cloth to reduce any residual moisture. Avoid contact between the protective film and oily substances. If contact occurs, clean it promptly with a neutral detergent.
4Evaluate the Aging of the Protective Film
If the protective film has been used for a long time and has become oxidized, yellowed, or blurred due to hardening, and cleaning is still ineffective, it indicates that the protective film has aged. In this case, choose a new protective film that matches the mirror surface and reapply it according to the correct procedures, ensuring a tight fit without bubbles.
5Daily Maintenance to Prevent Blurring
During daily use, avoid touching the protective film with sharp objects to prevent scratches. Clean it regularly with a dry microfiber cloth to keep the surface clean. When applying a new film, ensure that both the mirror surface and the protective film are free of dust. Choose a dry environment to minimize blurring.
