The Furniture Maintenance Film Training Course is a professional and practical skills training designed to help students master the skills and methods of furniture film. In the course, we will delve into the following three aspects:
First of all, we will introduce the types of furniture films in detail, including the knowledge of materials, functions and scope of application. By learning about the different types of films, students can better understand the characteristics and advantages and disadvantages of films, so that they can be more informed when choosing them. At the same time, we will also teach students how to identify the quality of the film to ensure that the selected film has excellent quality and long service life.
Secondly, we will explain the pre-treatment steps before the furniture film. Pretreatment is an important part of the laminating process, which involves the knowledge of cleaning, sanding and the use of pretreatment agents on the surface of furniture. With the right pre-treatment, you can ensure that the film is tightly bonded to the surface of the furniture and is not prone to blistering or peeling. We will introduce the key points and precautions of each step in detail to help students master the correct pre-processing skills.
Finally, we will systematically introduce the process and process of furniture film. This includes knowledge of film unfolding, positioning, venting and flattening. Through hands-on operations and case studies, participants can gain an in-depth understanding of the details and difficulties in the laminating process, and master the skills to solve practical problems. At the same time, we will also teach students how to choose the right tools and processes according to different furniture types and film materials to improve the effect and aesthetics of the film.
In short, the furniture maintenance film training course is a systematic and practical skills training, which aims to help students fully master the skills and methods of furniture film. By taking this course, participants can better protect the surface of furniture, extend the service life, and improve the aesthetics and quality of the home.