D-c-fix leaves beige

D-c-fix self-adhesive film will revitalise the look of your furniture. It's also suitable for window panes, storage boxes, binders, jars, tiles, doors, door frames and kitchen units. It is non-toxic, environmentally friendly, and fade-resistant, making it safe for use in a child's room. It contains no heavy metals, and the adhesive used is solvent-free. It's also resistant to abrasion. You can apply it to any smooth, dry, and clean surface, as well as absorbent surfaces. The D-c-fix film has an integrated self-adhesive layer, which makes it easy to apply. You can cut it to the size you need using scissors or a craft knife.

Application:
Clean and degrease the surface. Clean window panes with an alcohol-based cleaner and let them dry. Clean furniture and laminate with a damp cloth. First, carefully measure everything dry, paying close attention to the direction of the pattern for films with a wood effect. You can cut the film with scissors, or for more precision, use a craft knife and a metal straight edge. When applying to larger areas, it's a good idea to moisten the surface with a water sprayer. This does not apply to mirror self-adhesive films, chalkboard films, metallic-effect wallpapers, or velour wallpapers. Using water is ideal for window films and wood-effect films. Peel off about 10cm of the backing paper and place the adhesive side onto the surface. Slowly and gradually pull off the backing paper while smoothing the film with a squeegee or sponge. Push out any bubbles to the side. If the film wrinkles or becomes crooked, carefully peel it back, straighten it by pulling it taut, and reapply. The film has a so-called “bonding timer”, which means you can only make corrections by peeling it off within a few to tens of minutes. After a few hours, the adhesive will bond firmly, and corrections will no longer be possible. When covering larger areas that require joining pieces, it is advisable to overlap by 5–10mm. Let the wallpaper overhang at the edges and trim it at the end. When applying to edges, bends or folds, you can use a hot air gun, which will soften the wallpaper and allow it to bend and stretch. You must work carefully to avoid irreversible damage to the film. You can also use a squeegee for smoothing.