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PET hot stamping foil door film exhibits good resistance to a variety of common household and commercial chemicals. This resistance is a valuable property that contributes to the durability and long-lasting appearance of the decorative foil on doors. Here are some aspects of PET foil's resistance to chemicals:

Cleaning Agents: PET foil is resistant to many standard cleaning agents, including mild detergents, soapy water, and non-abrasive cleaning solutions. This makes it suitable for doors in environments where regular cleaning is required.

Solvents: PET foil shows resistance to some solvents, such as alcohol and acetone, which are often found in cleaning products or may be accidentally spilled on doors.

Acids and Bases: PET foil is generally resistant to mild acids and bases that might be encountered during routine cleaning or accidental spills, such as vinegar or diluted ammonia.

Staining: PET foil's chemical resistance helps prevent staining from substances like food, beverages, cosmetics, and household products that might come into contact with doors.

Durable Finish: The chemical resistance of PET foil contributes to maintaining the finish and appearance of the door's surface, preventing discoloration, fading, or deterioration caused by chemical exposure.

It's important to note that while PET foil is resistant to many chemicals, extreme or prolonged exposure to highly corrosive or aggressive chemicals could potentially affect its appearance or performance over time. Therefore, it's recommended to follow manufacturer guidelines for cleaning and maintenance to ensure the longevity of the decorative foil on doors.