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Low cost insulation and draft seal solution to save up to 35% of heat loss. Maintains a clear view. For indoor use only.
Product Height (in.) | 84.0 in |
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Product Width (in.) | 110 in |
Unspooled Length (ft.) | 9 |
Builders Hardware Product Type | Window Seal |
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Color/Finish | Clear |
Interior/Exterior | Interior |
Location Type | Windows |
Material | Other |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Manufacturer Warranty | 1 Year |
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It can be easily removed from walls.
It is folded one more time. Sometimes it’s a little difficult to get it to open up.
This is the closest size made that would work for you.
In most cases, the adhesive will come right off. for stubborn spots, a mixture of water nd either Goof-Off or Goo-Gone (about 50-50 mixture) will help remove the adhesive.
No the film is not thick enough to hold up. You would need to use framing to go over any plastic being put up.
I did this for years. I cut thin cardboard, i.e., cereal boxes, in 1/2" strips and stapled them over the plastic, which I pulled taut over the window or door frame I was covering, with an extra strip of cardboard across the center to prevent billowing.
Using an ice cube rubbed on the spots where there is still residue, and then rubbing it off with your thumb should remove it.
Just do it near where the wrinkles are. No need to remove completely. With enough heat, most of the time those wrinkles will come out. Do not get too close with the hair dryer, 6-8" is close enough.
This is not the correct material for such. Crystal clear vinyl sheeting would be a better choice.
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