Identify every glass surface
Modern vehicles may combine different types of side, roof, rear, and windshield glazing. Start with a model-specific assessment rather than a single full-car assumption.
Discuss cameras and equipment
Ask about camera locations, sensors, trim, and any manufacturer guidance that affects coverage. Electrical systems and delicate surfaces should be part of the installer’s planning.
Check roof suitability
Panoramic glass can have coatings or construction that change which films are suitable. Compatibility should be verified for the exact vehicle and product.
Set realistic expectations
Film is one part of managing sunlight. Avoid assuming a specific temperature change, battery-range benefit, or energy saving. Choose based on the documented product and your use case.
General template education. Product claims, local requirements, and studio policies should be checked against the actual vehicle, product, and business before a real launch.