PR-N3287 is a reliable self-adhesive protective window film offering temporary protection during outdoor stucco applications. PR-N3287 is ideal for stucco contractors, builders, remodellers, painters and masons as a temporary protection film that protects against stucco and paint overspray as well as mortar.
Applications
- Masking windows in construction projects (i.e. stucco and masonry)
Features & Benefits
- Easy to unwind and apply by hand
- Easy to remove
- Removes cleanly without leaving adhesive residue
- UV resistant for 180 days in all weather
Technical Data
| SIZES | 24″ x 600′ |
| CARRIER | Low Density Polyethylene Film |
| ADHESIVE | Acrylic |
| TOTAL THICKNESS | 2 mils |
| TENSILE | 5.5 lbs/in |
| ADHESION | 2 oz/in |
| MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE RESISTANCE | 140°F (60°C) |
| ELONGATION | Long. >300% / Trans. >500% |
| UV RESISTANCE | 180 days |
| COLOR | Blue, Transparent |
Storage & Usage Conditions
Store tape in its original packaging away from direct sunlight and in a cool and dry area. For optimum performance, tape should be used within 12 months of date of shipment. Tape works best when applied to a surface that is clean, dry and free of grease, oil or other contaminants.
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