Limitations of Aegis UV Filtering Film
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Topic: Aegis Uv Filtering Film
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Primary source: https://www.softhome.sg/blog/protect-interiors-with-aegis-uv-filtering-film
Quick Info
No, Aegis solar films are not suitable for application on acrylic surfaces.
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- What surfaces should Aegis film avoid?: Aegis films should avoid being applied to Perspex surfaces.
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Can Aegis film be applied to acrylic surfaces?
No, Aegis solar films are not suitable for application on acrylic surfaces.
What surfaces should Aegis film avoid?
Aegis films should avoid being applied to Perspex surfaces.
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