Not sturdy enough, prone to breaking under sharp objects

Ordinary decorative films are made of thinner materials without special coating treatment, resulting in insufficient flexibility and vulnerability to damage from external forces or scratches.

Limited adhesion to materials

Latex paint and putty walls cannot be firmly adhered, requiring nails for fixation, which damages the surface of the object and increases the cost of use.

The streaks cannot be eliminated, affecting visual effects

After removing the decorative film, traces of the adhesive remain, affecting the aesthetics of the surface.

It will wrinkle over time

After prolonged adhesion, the decorative film material can be damaged due to temperature and humidity, causing wrinkles and affecting the adherence effect.

The risk of curling corners

Weak adhesion, uneven wall surfaces are prone to curling corners and falling off, potentially posing safety hazards.