Residual adhesive after peeling off

Long-term adhesion followed by peeling off often leaves residual adhesive, which not only affects aesthetics but also requires significant time and effort to clean when changing advertisements, potentially damaging the surface of the object and greatly increasing installation costs.

Back adhesive aging due to sun exposure and rain erosion

Accelerated aging of the back adhesive due to environmental factors can cause it to turn yellow or even lose its adhesive properties, requiring frequent replacements that increase costs.

Limited bonding materials

Gray walls and putty walls cannot be firmly adhered to, requiring nails for fixation, which affects aesthetics and is inconvenient for replacement

Corner lifting and falling off

Weak adhesion, uneven walls are prone to corner lifting and falling off, potentially causing safety hazards.

Wrinkles, cracks, peeling edges, and fading

The weak waterproof and moisture-resistant ability makes it vulnerable to environmental erosion, resulting in wrinkles, cracks, peeling edges, and fading, which greatly affects the advertising effect.