The decorative overlay is a durable concrete product designed to applied on top of existing, structurally sound concrete or block. It is widely used as a covering for counter- tops, doors and tables. Decorative overlays can be prepared by printing a substrate such as paper or plastic-film with, for example, a solid color and/or a design such as wood-grain design, and applying a coating of a resin-type material, such as a melamine resin, urea-formaldehyde resin, polyurethanes, epoxies, acrylics and other resins, over the substrate or printed substrate.

Decorative window films are used to decorate and add privacy to windows and glass doors. There are two basic types of decorative films, adhesive-based polyester films, and adhesive-free static-vinyl films. It is as simple as cleaning the glass, measuring and cutting the film, and then positioning it on the glass using a squeegee to smooth it in place.