BIG QUESTIONS!!!
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hi folks,
2 questions:-
1) Do all solar films stick to the windscreens have fine horizontal 'wavy' lines at closer look? Is it acceptable if a little corner of the window has some little crease lines with a little portion stick-off near the edge?
2) For new car, can I continue to use mineral engine oil for as long as I wish even after 10000KM? -
1. if it is done properly this fine lines will not be obvious at all..... so u done ur solar film liao issit?Originally posted by 2004Lancer:hi folks,
2 questions:-
1) Do all solar films stick to the windscreens have fine horizontal 'wavy' lines at closer look? Is it acceptable if a little corner of the window has some little crease lines with a little portion stick-off near the edge?
2) For new car, can I continue to use mineral engine oil for as long as I wish even after 10000KM?
2.Synthetic oils do have some advantages over mineral oils. In particular, they have better low temperature properties, higher oxidation stability and lower oil consumption caused by vaporization. However, it should be noted that these oils will also get contaminated. Additives in the oil will also be depleted. Hence, it is advisable to change your oil regularly even if you use synthetic oil. -
Originally posted by 2004Lancer:
1. Wavy lines are formed by the scrapper tool used to squeeze out the water under the film. If the tool is smooth and skillfully used, it should not scratch the film. The corners come out slightly if the film does not adhere well due to oily fingers/window.
1) Do all solar films stick to the windscreens have fine horizontal 'wavy' lines at closer look? Is it acceptable if a little corner of the window has some little crease lines with a little portion stick-off near the edge?
2) For new car, can I continue to use mineral engine oil for as long as I wish even after 10000KM?[/b]
Whether it is acceptable or not depends on you, as it is a minor defect.
2. Use synthetic oil because it last twice as long as mineral. You'll save more money and time. -
Normal oil you better change it dont use too long, but for synthetic oil you can use longer like 50000 more but you need to change the oil fliter that 1 thing bad about itOriginally posted by 2004Lancer:hi folks,
2 questions:-
1) Do all solar films stick to the windscreens have fine horizontal 'wavy' lines at closer look? Is it acceptable if a little corner of the window has some little crease lines with a little portion stick-off near the edge?
2) For new car, can I continue to use mineral engine oil for as long as I wish even after 10000KM?