How-To Apply D-C-Fix Self-Adhesive Film - Glossy White | B&M Stores

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Find out how to apply d-c-fix self-adhesive film and add some customisation to your home with this superb video!
Sticky back plastic by d-c-fix is an easy and affordable solution to improving your home. From covering kitchen doors and worktops to table tops and wardrobes.
This self-adhesive film is high quality and extremely durable.
It's also water resistant and heat resistant up to temperatures of 75°C. It can be wiped clean and is fully removable too.
Browse more great self-adhesive films in a range of colours, sizes and designs from d-c-fix at B&M: www.bmstores.co...

[@m.t2390]

Very informative video. Enjoyed watching it.

[@krikas64]

Hello! How many meters are there in that roll?

[@moemoe2627]

Don’t do your corners like this. Use a hairdryer and pull around the corners. This will make sure you have a clean edge without cut marks

[@JT-oh4eu]

Reason why he didn’t show corners when finish. Probably looks like shite 😂

[@paulaungiers8734]

Great help! Is the white covering truly opaque - must not be able to see through it?

[@LemmePSLmyFootUpURazz]

Most brands are opaque. But that depends on your starting surface. For example, my desk is black, so i put a beige paper over it, discovered that the black can be seen through the beige after the first application.....so if your starting surface is dark, maybe paint a light layer of white over first?

[@paulaungiers8734]

@@LemmePSLmyFootUpURazz Thanks for your help. I bought some white and found it is 99% opaque!

[@skaterboy-cz9wj]

How glossy is this - I want like the glossiest, like a fancy sports car glossy white?

[@web2yt488]

It's about 9/10ths.

[@dontasciime]

It looked better before

[@lovetolaugh5287]

🤣

[@ItsVerosLife]

Good thing he can just RIP it off lol

[@mohammedshaban4136]

What happens when u want it back to original

[@NGHTNGLHS88]

I need him to come round do mine, made a right pigs ear of it!! 🙄

[@STEEVEWES]

Sunrise Wataha lol

[@skaterboy-cz9wj]

I assume that is not a good thing???

[@tegannn9745]

skaterboy3718 no lmao

[@melissavollaire4532]

How easy is this to remove, if the aim was to temporarily cover a full cupboard? Like, could you have this on a year and then pull it off, if no longer wanted?

[@bluetech2809]

If you use a hair dryer (or preferably a heat gun) the vinyl will shrink to the point that it will ping off the edges of the cupboard and you'll be able to remove them without any damage, assuming you didn't use any sealant or other adhesive.

[@red149]

@@bluetech2809 so does it mean if doesn’t leave a trace ? I want to use it on a window glass

[@bluetech2809]

@@red149 I'm not sure about windows because I've never tried it but at least with cupboard doors you can remove them and it shouldn't leave any trace. Or at least nothing you cannot remove with a bit sticky stuff remover spray/liquid.