3M Hand masker Painters Plastic Plus MFB-12, 12 ft x 400 ft x .31 mil(3,65 m x 121 m x .00787 mm)

3M Hand-Masker Painter's Plastic Plus is a clear plastic sheeting roll that makes it easy to cover large areas and protect surfaces from paint splatters, spills, drips, roller mist or spray. This clear plastic sheeting is paint-flake-resistant for easy cleanup, and it's also water, lacquer and solvent-resistant for versatile use on many projects. Unlike masking paper, this painter's plastic sheeting allows no bleed-through and utilizes static cling to keep the film in place. It's an ideal solution for containing job site dust and paint overspray. This painters plastic sheeting roll features an easy-to-find leading edge, giving you an easy start on paint prep. To use, unroll the needed amount of painter's plastic, and secure in place using painter's tape. Let the adhesive tape set for about 30 to 60 minutes before painting. Removal is just as easy. Wait until the paint is dry to the touch before removing the used painters tape and plastic. Lift the masking tape up by slowly pulling it back on itself, then remove at a 45-degree angle. Save time and money with 3M Hand-Masker, the No.1 trusted brand of masking plastic by professional painters. (1) (1) Based on 2021 Magid Claims Research Study.

• PROTECT SURFACES: 1 roll of 12 feet x 400 feet and 0.31 mils thick 3M Clear Hand-Masker Painter's Plastic Plus protects surfaces from paint splatters, spills, drips, roller mist or spray
• VERSATILE USE: Plastic sheeting is paint-flake-resistant for easy cleanup and water-, lacquer- and solvent-resistant for use on a variety of projects
• EASY PAINT PREP: 3M Hand-Masker Painter's Plastic is easy to use to contain job site dust and paint overspray
• STAYS IN PLACE: Plastic sheeting roll has an easy-to-find leading edge, offers excellent static cling to keep film in place and allows no bleed through
• HOW TO USE: Unroll the needed amount of painters plastic, and secure it in place with painter's tape; let sit for 30 to 60 minutes before painting