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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, but there is no need to paste the film on the furniture, because the surface of the furniture is not like some glass or iron, which can be very smooth and smooth, and the wood is more prone to deformation.
The slippery membrane is construction dust, and the red dots are formed by the mildew of dust and the oxidation of metal impurities in a humid environment.
Look at the classical Chinese red furniture is a model.
It mainly depends on what kind of furniture you buy, solid wood, marble, and lacquer can all be protected by film. To put it bluntly, the function of furniture film is the same as that of mobile phone film, both of which play a protective role, but the film is different. If the furniture is more expensive, it is best to put it on, if there are some small bumps and scratches after not pasting, it is not enough to worry about it. >>>More
Kitchen film generally does not have methanol, methanol is actually just a smell, with a low degree of harmfulness, just like ethanol, ethanol is actually alcohol, generally easy to volatile, alcohol is flammable, it is better to be careful when using.
It is not recommended that you paint white furniture, so that the red underneath will definitely be exposed later. >>>More