How to handle a detached PVC protective film for profiles

The steps for handling a detached PVC protective film for profiles:

1. Prepare tools and materials: Cleaner (such as dish soap), warm water, clean towels, PVC protective film, scissors or a cutting tool.

2. Clean the detached area: Use cleaner and warm water to clean the detached area, removing dirt and impurities. Dry with a towel.

3. Measure and cut the protective film: Use scissors or a cutting tool to measure and cut a piece of PVC protective film that is large enough to cover the detached area. Ensure that the cut film size matches the area.

4. Clean the surface of the profile: Use cleaner and warm water to clean the surface of the profile where the protective film will be applied. Ensure that the surface is clean, dry, and free from any residue, dirt, or grease.

5. Apply the protective film: Place the cut protective film on the surface of the profile, ensuring alignment and even application. Use your hand or a soft cloth to gently press the film, ensuring that it adheres firmly to the profile.

6. Smooth the protective film: Use your fingers or a soft cloth to gently wipe the protective film from the center towards the edges, ensuring a smooth surface without any bubbles or wrinkles. If there are any bubbles or wrinkles, carefully use a scraper or a rigid card to remove them.

7. Clean and dry: Use cleaner and warm water to clean the area where the film has been applied, removing any fingerprints, stains, or other dirt from the protective film. Then, dry with a clean towel.

Please note that when handling a detached PVC protective film for profiles, it is important to follow safety guidelines and ensure that the surface is clean and dry for better adhesion.