Associated Paint Inc | Masking Liquid H2O

It is a water-based coating you brush, roll or spray over window and door glass so you can paint the wood frames without taping each pane. After painting, you lift the film and peel it off the glass.

The 946 mL covers about 100 sq ft and the 3.78 L covers up to 400 sq ft. A French door with 10 panes per side is roughly 20 sq ft of glass, so the 946 mL can cover several doors.

On glass-filled doors and windows, it saves hours, because you coat the glass once instead of taping every pane. For straight lines on walls and trim, painter's tape is still the better tool.

Associated Paint lists it for interior use. For exterior frames, use tape or contact us for advice.

Apply it between 10 and 32 °C (50 to 90 °F). In a Canadian winter, only mask when the room is within that range. Strong sun or big temperature swings on the glass make the film harder to peel, so remove it sooner.

Latex or acrylic paint after 4 hours, or alkyd paint after 12 hours. Do not use lacquers or strong-solvent coatings over it.

Do not use it on stained, frosted, etched, tinted, coated or textured glass, or on plastic such as Plexiglas. It is made for regular clear glass.