Review on 🛡️ Heavy Duty Floor Protection Film Cover Runner - HX-Film 39" x 100', Plastic Covering Sheeting for Moving, Paint Surface Protector, Long Lasting, Reusable, Ideal for Hardwood Floors (325 sqft.) by Jeremy Choi

If you are, or your customer is, picky, let me advise you, especially when it comes to drywall dust. It may not be the cheapest or easiest way, but you or your client will be happy. First, lay some cheap brown paper on the floor - roll it up on the baseboard and tape if you can. This is to collect dust and dirt that comes off the HX film when you remove it. Then use this product, HX film. I taped the seams. I had no exercise, but I worked well on the rough brick floor. Add another layer of brown cheap paper. Go through the insulation and drywall phase. I immediately seal the drywall with gartz to keep dust from falling onto the wall - it doesn't need to be painted perfectly and it disappears like water - very quickly. Then remove the brown paper full of drywall dust etc leaving only the HX foil at this point but I rolled out more brown for the electrical, paint and trim. This step is optional. Carefully remove all layers when finished. Take off one layer at a time! Make sure everything is done - ask the GC if necessary, they can wreak havoc by fixing the error list. I didn't say it was cheap or easy, but it works well. :) The film perfectly protects the floor from liquid! Much luck!