Maybe measure the UV intensity after 0, 1, 2, 3... layers of film, and then fit an exponential curve through the data? You can use this program to do it easily:
As per my knowledge, To calculate a film's UV blocking percentage, you will need to determine the amount of UV radiation that is blocked by the film compared to the total amount of UV radiation that is present. Here are the steps you can follow:
Measure the total amount of UV radiation that is present. You can use a UV instrument for this purpose.
Apply the film to a surface and measure the amount of UV radiation that passes through the film.
Calculate the percentage of UV radiation that is blocked by the film using the following formula: UV blocking percentage = ((total UV radiation - UV radiation that passes through the film) / total UV radiation) x 100%
For example, if the total amount of UV radiation that is present is 100 units and the amount of UV radiation that passes through the film is 20 units, the UV blocking percentage would be: