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Storing the film in a cool, dark place is better than storing it in a sunny room. You'll notice it most quickly when the film's adhesive strength decreases; on curves like curved canopy surfaces or on smooth surfaces at the edges, the film will lift off more quickly – no matter how often you smooth it down. Please don't misunderstand me, I consider Oramask 810 to be an excellent film for camouflage on aircraft fuselages or AFVs. For car windows or canopy, I prefer Tamiya film. Harry

Thanks for that info, Harry. I bought a large roll from the Australian office several years ago, but had to sign up as a reseller to do so. Have not needed to buy any since, but I don't do a lot of cutting generally (very little time for modelling, sadly). I haven't noticed any deterioration, but it wouldn't surprise me. Kev