Window Plastic Film (FBA) – 12 Feet XL Roll of Plastic for Windows – 17.5 Inch Wide Car Tape for Broken Windows – Waterproof, No Sticky Residue – Easy DIY Installation

Description

Item model number	863143000227
Number of Items	1
Color	Opaque
Product Dimensions	17.5 x 2 x 2 inches; 7.83 ounces
Material	Plastic
Country of Origin	USA
Recommended Uses For Product	Outdoor
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No

• Waterproof; Easy to Install; Stays on at Highway Speeds; Removes Easily
• The Perfect Solution: Whether you’re tired of dealing with sad repairs while driving with a broken car window, or you’re simply in need of a Big piece of Tape that will come in handy around the house, Big Tape is exactly what you need!
• High Grade Plastic Film: This automotive tape is made with premium quality, highly durable plastic film material, incredibly resilient! Use it as a temporary window cover, as well as for constructions, masking tape, temporary window repair, car seat cover protector, furniture protector, arts & crafts projects, shelf liner!
• Reliable Alternative: Featuring a waterproof and windproof design, suitable even for highway speeds, this window plastic tape protects your car’s interior against water or other sorts of damages, dust, road debris, doubling as an actual temporary window fix!
• Easy DIY Installation: This car window wrap is easy to install on your own, without leaving behind unpleasant sticky residue. More Is Better: The Big Tape car wrap for window measures 17.5 inches in width and comes in a convenient 12 feet XL roll – way more than needed for a side car window.
• Update: We have had some customers with residue issues, so I ran some tests to figure out what was going on. Big Tape uses a silicone adhesive that works to create a great seal and keep water ourt. But, if you install it while the car is wet and you seal water in behind the tape - the silicone gets gooey and will leave a residue! So, don't install when the vehicle is wet! And, if you do - like I did for my testing - you can remove the silicone residue with warm, soapy water and a sponge. Make sure you remove the silicone before it dries.