3M 06724 350 Plastic Sheeting Review

NEVER USE THE MASK IN THE WIND. This plastic is great. Let us know which side is the coloring page. Was amazed at how it moved even after sticking quality tape on it. But as mentioned, in the wind it's more of a comedic act. My son and I struggled washing his linens outdoors, but we managed and we didn't bleed.

If you are a spray painter then this is for you. The movie is tagged "this side up" which is helpful. When I painted my car it worked very well. The PPG primer, sealant, base and clear coat adhered very well to the film and gave a good indication of the condition of the soak time before proceeding to the next step. I only used about 1/3 of a roll when I taped my car 3 times. It seems to have good tensile strength for a small elongation. After piercing, the film tears slightly further. It also…

I used to use cheap plastic sheeting from the parts store for more masking, but this stuff blows everything else out of the water. It is very thin making it very suitable for coating whole vehicles or parts of them before a coating is applied, yet strong enough to avoid cracking. It's also easy to cut out areas around the repair with a sharp razor blade or Xacto knife. Make sure you choose the right side if you are masking something with it as only one side will be treated to allow the paint to