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This Kitchen Aluminum Foil Oil Sticker is ideal for any placement at home or in the office. Easily placed on steel, hard plastic, drywall, tile, laminate, hardwood, and glass. With a micro-finished surface, the high-gloss film is easy to clean, maintain and install and features a scratch, grime, dirt and water-resistant finish. The acrylic-based, air release adhesive is repositionable and removable, making any wrap project a breeze. Perfectly suited for any home or office based project, be it desktops, kitchens, cabinets, bathrooms, family room or any kind of rigid furniture or fixture.
Features:
Material: Aluminium Foil with Glue Paper
suitable for: countertops, tables & floors. Use in bathrooms, kitchens, closets, laundry rooms, school projects, workshops, office, craft projects, & furniture. Cover cabinets, doors, countertops, shelves walls can be stickered on.
Advantages: Oil-proof, non-toxic, Fire resistant, High glossy, Water Resistant, removable and will not damage counters.
Easy to apply: Can be applied to any smooth surface, such as glass door, window pane, ceramic tiles in kitchen or bathroom, glasses, home appliance, air-condition, and car body
Instruction for removable wall stickers:
Clean and dry surface with mild soap and water.
Make sure that the surface must be flat and does not have any carve.
Just cut out the size you want. Use a dishcloth or card to remove any air bubbles.
Other Features:
Material: aluminum foil
Color: Silver
Suitable for: Desk, floor, stove, wall, cabinet, drawer, wardrobe, etc.
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