SURFACE SHIELDS Window Protection Film 24 in x 250 ft
Self-adhesive polyethylene film protects glass from mortar, overspray and stucco residue across 150 sq ft
- Main materialHAWA
- Protects 150 sq ft of glass from mortar stains and overspray
- 24 in x 250 ft roll covers large window areas efficiently
- 5 mil polyethylene film resists leaks during construction work
- Acrylic adhesive backing applies securely and removes cleanly
- Blue tinted material allows light through while shielding surfaces
Window Protection Film 24 in x 250 ft
This polyethylene film measures 24 inches wide and 250 feet long, providing 150 square feet of coverage per roll. It features a blue acrylic adhesive backing designed to shield glass windows during construction. The 1.5 mil thickness guards against mortar stains, oversprays, stucco and residue.
Suited for glazing and renovation sites
Contractors and glaziers use this roll to protect window glass from damage during mortar work, painting or stucco application. The leak-resistant film adheres securely to glass surfaces and removes cleanly when the job is finished. Builders needing fire-rated or slip-resistant floor protection should select a different product.
1.5 mil thickness determines durability
At 1.5 mils thick, the film resists tearing from splatter and light abrasion while remaining easy to cut and apply. Thicker films offer more impact resistance for heavy debris, while thinner options cost less for dust-only masking. Choose this gauge when the primary risk is liquid overspray and wet mortar contact.
How it compares
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- Price $25.99
- Pricier than about 71% of the 316 comparable items (median $14.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | SURFACE SHIELDS |
| Size & build | |
| Main material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
How often will the 1.5 mil polyethylene film need replacing during a typical renovation?
The roll covers 150 sq ft and resists mortar stains, oversprays, residue and stucco; replacement depends on how much surface area is masked and how heavily debris accumulates.
What is the first limitation when the film is left on glass for several weeks?
The acrylic adhesive backing is designed for temporary protection; extended exposure to sun and temperature cycles can increase bond strength, making clean removal harder.
Does the 24 in wide roll generate noticeable heat buildup on south-facing windows?
The blue polyethylene layer is not fire-resistant and does not reflect infrared; it transmits solar heat to the glass much like an uncoated pane.
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