Walnut Furniture Wrapping Film

• Unpack furniture wrapping film and check for damage.
• If installing to cabinet or cupboard door, unscrew the door from the unit and remove all handles and hinges.
• All surfaces should be thoroughly cleaned and free from dust and grease before application. The use of soapy water or an alcohol-based degreaser is advised. Surface should be completely dry before proceeding with installation.
• Application to synthetic materials or some painted surfaces can result in a surface reaction in the form of bubbling. It is recommended to order a sample prior to purchase and for spot test to be carried out.
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1. Measure your surface and cut your material to size (Oversize by 50mm)
2. Peel approx. 100mm of the liner and begin applying from the top.
3. Ensure alignment of the material is correct and square with 25mm overlap on all sides.
4. Press with hard card to remove bubbles and apply to the surface.
5. Upon applying the first 100mm correctly, remove the liner from the next 200mm-300mm of material and continue applying until the entire piece is applied.
6. Once this process is complete, squeegee the entire area to ensure bubbles are removed.
   Note: If small pockets of air are present, use a small needle to prick the bubble at one edge, and push using your thumb towards the pin prick.
7. Trim to size.

ADVICE FOR SOCKETS & SWITCHES:

• First cover them with masking tape to protect them from scratches, then roughly cut off the film with an overlap of approx. 2 cm.
• Trim the rest of the material exactly along the squeegee with a cutter, finally press down under the socket.

1. First clean and prepare the surface.
2. Stick the individual wrapping film pieces to the wall with masking tape in order to position the material.
3. Remove a few centimetres of the liner from the material and position it and squeegee it to anchor it to the wall.
4. Then pull off a larger piece (approx. 30 centimetres) of the material from below, squeegee into place from top to bottom with overlapping movements.
5. Go over all edges again with your squeegee to ensure good adhesion.
6. If the surface you are working with is not ideally suited for bonding, then always use a primer and clean the edges beforehand with an alcohol-based degreaser.
7. Finally, work with more pressure on the edges.

ADVICE FOR SOCKETS & SWITCHES:

• First cover them with masking tape to protect them from scratches, then roughly cut off the film with an overlap of approx. 2 cm.
• Trim the rest of the material exactly along the squeegee with a cutter, finally press down under the socket.

• Avoid cleaning the material for the first 30 days, this will allow the material to completely cure to the surface.
• Once your new material has completed the curing process, we would recommend you clean the film with non-abrasive cloths and mild soapy water. Please avoid abrasive pads and industrial strength cleaners.