Two thin films of antimony and copper were coated on stainless steel substrate. The thicknesses of the films were 130 nm and 150 nm for antimony and copper respectively which measured interferometerically. The resultant damage in the targets depends on the total thermal properties of thin films as well as their reflectivities. Good conductor films distribute the incident heat horizontally more than in vertical direction. Meanwhile, bad conductor films confine the incident energy in the vertical direction rather than the horizontal. Also most of the incident energy was found to be used for evaporation of the particles of the good conductor.