Door Films - Light Oak - 210x90 cm

This specific variant measures 210 cm in height and 90 cm in width.

Yes, as long as the paint is in good condition, smooth, and well-adhered to the door. If the paint is peeling or chalky, the film may not adhere properly and could pull the paint off.

The film itself is resistant to moisture and easy to clean, but it is not designed for prolonged exposure to high humidity or direct water contact. It is intended for interior use.

The film is scratch-resistant, designed to withstand normal daily use. However, very sharp objects or excessive abrasion can still cause damage.

You can reposition the film during the initial application process if you work carefully and slowly. However, once it has been firmly smoothed down, it is best to avoid repositioning as it may lose adhesion or leave residue.

While primarily designed for doors, it can be applied to other smooth, clean, non-porous interior surfaces like cabinets or tabletops, provided they are suitable for adhesive application.

Use a soft cloth dampened with water. For tougher marks, a mild soap solution can be used, followed by rinsing with a clean, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.

Gently lift the film back to the bubble and reapply, using a squeegee to smooth out the air. For small bubbles, you may be able to prick them with a fine needle and smooth the air out.

Ensure the door surface is thoroughly clean, dry, and smooth. Dust, grease, or moisture will prevent proper adhesion. Reapply after cleaning the surface.

Use a very sharp craft knife or razor blade and a straight edge ruler for clean, precise cuts. Make slow, steady passes.

Use a mild adhesive remover or a solution of warm water and a small amount of dish soap. Apply with a soft cloth and gently rub the residue away. Clean the surface afterward.