Does the film yellow after prolonged exposure to sunlight? Is it designed / formulated to be completely removable - when you need to do so ?
2020771
As to the yellowing: NO, it doesn't turn yellow with time. I've had mine for over a year and no problems. I can't vouch for the easy removal
2020772
I don't know. I used it for my door jams so the only time it see sunlight. Is when I open the door.
2020773
I don't know about yellowing, but I had it on for a few weeks on the trunk of my Harley, just below the passenger backrest, and it was very difficult to remove. Not one of my better purchases.
38264
Once the film is installed the only way to remove it is with a razor blade. It scrapes off without too much trouble. It's a lot like the tint on a car window, once it's installed it's really stuck after 24 hours.
1239284
I doubt it has UV resistance. Of course I don't know for sure, but putting any clear plastic in front of direct sunlight for long periods of time will probably make it turn yellow.
914321
It definitely helps. Yellowing is caused by a number of factors including air. Just having it in a tightly sealed bag will slow the yellowing process down to almost nothing.
1688546
yes it has a yellowish color. it's a little oily, but not too bad. i mix it in with my moisturizer, which reduces the tint issue. it smells pretty bad, but if that doesn't bother you, you'll be fine. my advice is to use it at night.
905024
Yes, I once exposed a screen longer than the recommended time and it was extremely difficult to remove the part that should wash out. Instead of coming out with a forceful spray of water I had to scrub. I believe it's important to stick to the exact time listed for the light source you are using.
1228706
This cleaner will not take care of what you are descibing. The yellowing is from light....indoor lighting, sunlight....could even be from common things that happen in a house like cooking smoke, oils in the air. And just age of the image. The best way would be to have it professionally restored whwer it is scanned and re-edited. This is a coslty process, but worth it IF the image is that important to you. Hope that helps....
2071979
No. The active chemicals that break down surface film become inert when it dries. Just wash it off. You might have to polish it again to get an even sheen.When you're satisfied with the shine and restored color, try some TR3. It will protect it for months without yellowing or fading.
1067766
I have only installed it and not have had to remove the film ... so unable to answer yoiurt concern
707136
No.The teak remains true Absolutely no yellowing It is the Best product for outside use I have ever seen! No reservation s
1556774
It hasn't, it's been about 4 months since I got it. I believe the yellow coloration on that type of material is caused by overheating like Sun exposure or the phone itself. The contact with some cleaner product is most probable. I had different cases in clear and that happened to them. Not on this particular brand
49118
I don't know about the acid-free thing, but I have been using them for my vacation photos for over 10 years and have not noticed any yellowing. I still use them today and just bought another album last year for our trip to Turkey. I hope I have helped some. So far, I think they they are a pretty good product and I particularly like the large size. H.S. Johnston
487213
It seems to evaporate after a few hours and the lens is dry. It does not leave a detectable shell. To tell you the truth, after using this for 2 years, it is not preventing re-yellowing of my repolished plastic lenses on my BMW or VW. I am not sure if it does anything. To give it the benefit of the doubt, maybe it slows the yellowing process, but it sure doesn't prevent it.
1067764
Yes, film is easily removed. No, the solution is easy to clean and leaves no residue behind.
264692
It does not yellow over time. My son used it for a month. I wish I had used this with him years ago.
819848
As far as I can tell its permanent . They even recommend putting silicone adhesive around the edges. Im sure you could get it off but it would take a while and ruin the film.
228714
That is the shipping protectant film. It should be removed prior to use. The uv light from the sun will make it harder to remove the longer it is on.