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  1. It is a common occurrence on all vehicles with light sensing diodes on the dash. It can not be avoided if you are using a darker film (3M 50% Color Stable) on the windshield. You can avoid it by going with 3M Ceramic 70%, 3M Crystalline 70% or lighter on the windshield if you are strictly wanting heat rejection. The consequence with going darker is the headlights will turn on more often and the dash lights and radio will dim more often if you have the automatic headlights feature on. This feature can be turned off on most vehicles. It occurs mostly around dusk. Not really an issue with many of the new LED headlights.
  2. Film on film adhesion can be a problem. Gaskets are tight on some vehicles and the additional resistance from the thickness can cause the windows to auto down. Scratches are more likely. The second layer will more likely peel and therefore why most companies will not warranty the film. The most common issue layering film is ‘low angle haze’. 3M Ceramic is a 2Mil film. Add that to an existing film and most likely you will see a haze in the film. Safest bet is to remove and apply new film.
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