3M™ Hand-Masker™ Advanced Masking Film, AMF99-8G, 2,51 m x 27,4 m, 1 Roll/Pack
- 3M ID 7100143849
Details
Highlights
- Ideal for fast job-site protection
- Ultra flake resistant
- Hassle-free fold to prevent film from getting caught in tape
- Stays in place in windy conditions thanks to static cling feature
- Helps prevent liquids from bleeding through
- Saves time and money compared to conventional job-site protection methods
- Available in different sizes
3M™ Hand-Masker™ Advanced Masking Film is 3M most flake resistant film for use on all painting job sites. The film features paint bond technology. Use it with 3M™ Hand-Masker™ M3000 Dispenser for fast protection on paint job sites.
Use 3M™ Hand-Masker™ Advanced Masking Film to protect job sites during painting and spraying. This film helps protect surfaces from paint and other liquids on job sites. The film features paint bond technology to avoid flaking of paint when removing. Film layers have a hassle-free fold to prevent film from getting caught in tape. Its static cling keeps it in place and allows for use in windy conditions. Ideal for multiple-coat paint applications, it’s great for dust protection, hand-painting and overspray containment. Use it indoors or outside.
Suggested applications
- Fast and easy-to-use job site protection for various painting
Specifications
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