122cm*50m Self Adhesive PVC Film With Long Lasting Durability

Our self adhesive pvc film is composed of polyvinyl chloride, a type of synthetic plastic material which is known for its great durability and versatility. A pressure sensitive adhesive is added on the back of the film, along with a liner paper which is removed prior to application. Our self adhesive pvc film is available in a variety of thicknesses, for different applications and requirements in terms of durability. There is also a range of finishes to choose from, including matte, glossy, satin, and textured, each of which affects the overall feel and look of the material. In terms of colors and patterns, you can find a wide range, including wood grain design, marble design, brick design and many more.

The self adhesive pvc film has a broad range of applications - it is often used for wall and furniture covering, as well as craft and DIY projects due to its easy use.

Self-adhesive PVC film is a extremely versatile material that can be used for a wide range of purposes. To help you apply the film smoothly and securely, here’s a general guide of the supplies and steps needed:

Materials you'll need:
-Self-adhesive PVC film
-A clean, smooth surface to apply the film to (e.g., furniture, walls, windows, or any other suitable surface)
-A measuring tape or ruler
-A sharp utility knife or scissors
-A squeegee or a credit card
-A clean cloth or sponge
-A spray bottle with soapy water (optional)

Steps for application:
1.Prepare the surface: Ensure that the surface you plan to cover with self-adhesive PVC film is clean, dry, and smooth. Remove any dust, dirt, or imperfections. If the surface is dirty, clean it thoroughly and let it dry completely.
2.Measure and cut: Measure the dimensions of the surface you want to cover and add a few extra inches to each side to allow for trimming. Cut the self-adhesive PVC film to the desired size using a sharp utility knife or scissors. Be precise in your measurements and cutting to ensure a proper fit.
3.Peel off the backing: Carefully peel back a few inches of the backing paper from one end of the PVC film. Avoid touching the adhesive side to prevent fingerprints and dirt from sticking to it.
4.Apply the film: Begin applying the exposed adhesive side of the PVC film to the surface. Start at one corner or edge and align it with the surface. As you apply the film, gradually peel off more of the backing paper, smoothing the film onto the surface as you go. You can use a squeegee or a credit card to help remove any air bubbles and ensure a smooth, even application.
5.Smooth out bubbles: If you notice any air bubbles trapped under the film, use the squeegee or credit card to gently push them out towards the edges. Work from the center outward to expel the bubbles completely.
6.Trim excess: Once the film is applied smoothly, use a utility knife or scissors to trim any excess film along the edges. Be cautious when cutting to avoid damaging the surface underneath.
7.Finish and clean: After trimming, go over the entire surface with a clean cloth or sponge to ensure that the PVC film is securely adhered and free from any air bubbles or wrinkles. If you used soapy water during application, wipe away any excess water or soap residue.
8.Final inspection: Inspect the surface to ensure that the PVC film is securely in place and free from imperfections. If you encounter any issues, gently lift the film and reapply as needed.

To get the best of your self-adhesive PVC film, make sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for a specific application. Proper surface preparation and careful installation are the keys to achieving a perfect and professional-looking result.