Questions and Answers for D-C-Fix 26 in. x 78 in. Matt White Self-adhesive Vinyl Film for Furniture and Door Renovation/Decoration

A:  Hello 32Castlegate, Thank you for your interest in the self-adhesive vinyl film. It is difficult to answer your question without seeing the cabinet. If the surface is flat, it should work fine. It is easiest to apply the vinyl to flat surfaces.

A:  Hello Sophia, thank you for your interest in the self-adhesive vinyl film. It can be applied to marble or any other flat surface. Most people are using it to cover older laminate to give it a fresh new look. All the best with your DIY project. Regards,

A:  Hello Lola, Thank you for your interest in the self-adhesive vinyl film. Please be advised that the film will adhere to plexiglas.

A:  Hello wifeisbabe, Thank you for your interest in the self-adhesive vinyl film. Please be advised that the product is 0.1 mm thick and is a standard thickness for this type rolled good on the market. It is very durable, easy to apply and washable with soap and water. We appreciate receiving your feedback.

A:  I’ve had it on my cabinet and counter for over a year and it’s great, no lifting at all

A:  Hello Bailey, Thank you for your interest in the self-adhesive vinyl film. You have selected two great projects and this product is manufactured to handle the task. It is durable, easy to apply and completely water resistant so it should work fine for your DIY projects. We wish you all the best and appreciate receiving your feedback.

A:  Absolutely. I applied this to my kitchen cabinet doors and I applied a granite adhesive to my counter tops. It really spruced up my dated looking kitchen. They clean up nicely. I am careful not to place hot pans, dishes, etc on my counters because I don't want to melt the vinyl.

A:  No, it is not recommended to be used on ceramic tile.

A:  Yes, this can be used on ceramic tile as long as the surface is dry, clean and flat.

A:  Yes, very clean removal.

A:  Hello Alicia, The product may be removed from wood surfaces but best is to start from a corner. It is also easier when the surface has been warned up with a hair dryer. Any residual glue should be easy to clean off with soapy water. The removal may depend on how long the product has been applied to the surface. Thank you

A:  It depends on the quality of the wall, needs to be sound & flat, no cracks or bumps etc, it shouldn't be applied to bare plaster, so painted walls only and not freshly painted, wait a few weeks. Also remember to overlap by 1-2mm for shrinkage.