What can damage a cabinet wrap?

Direct high heat, constant steam, and harsh chemicals are the main risks. Keep small appliances that vent heat or steam away from cabinet faces and run your range exhaust fan.

What if an edge starts to lift?

Catch it early. A little warmth from a hair dryer and firm pressure will often re-seat a small edge lift before it spreads. If it keeps lifting, contact us.

Warranty & Care

Q: How do I clean wrapped cabinets?

Use a soft cloth with mild soap and water. Avoid abrasive pads, scouring powders, and harsh solvents, which can dull or damage the film.

A quality wrap is built to last 5 to 10 years. A little everyday care keeps it looking new for the long end of that range. Here is how to look after it, and what our warranty covers.

Our warranty

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Typically covered

Lifting, peeling, or bubbling from a workmanship issue under normal household use.
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Typically not covered

Damage from direct high heat, sharp objects, harsh chemicals, or abuse.
Normal wear on high-traffic areas over time, or issues on surfaces we advised against wrapping (such as countertops).
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Everyday care

Clean gently

A soft cloth with mild dish soap and warm water is all you need. Skip abrasive pads, scouring powder, and harsh solvents.

Manage heat & steam

Keep toasters, kettles, and coffee makers from venting straight onto cabinet faces, and run your range exhaust fan when cooking.

Wipe spills quickly

Especially near edges and seams. Standing moisture is the main enemy of any adhesive over time.

Fix small lifts fast

A little warmth from a hair dryer plus firm pressure usually re-seats a small edge lift. Handle it early and it stays a non-issue.

What to avoid

Direct high heat against the film (for example, a self-cleaning oven's exterior or a heat lamp).
Abrasive or solvent cleaners, including acetone, bleach gels, and magic-eraser pads.
Sharp impacts and scraping, which can cut or gouge the film.

Thinking about wrapping your kitchen and want it done to last? In the Houston area, our vetted installer preps and heat-sets every edge.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I clean wrapped cabinets?

Soft cloth, mild soap, warm water. Avoid abrasives and harsh solvents.

What can damage a wrap?

Direct high heat, constant steam, and harsh chemicals. Keep heat and steam sources away from faces and use your exhaust fan.

What if an edge lifts?

Re-seat it early with gentle heat and pressure. If it keeps lifting, contact us. {{OWNER-PROVIDED: warranty claims contact}}.

Serving Houston & suburbs. Updated July 2026.