Bsc Preferred RR3670 Protective Masking Paper 520 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED RR3670 is a heavy-duty, non-adhesive protective masking paper designed to shield surfaces during painting, ceramic tile installation, and other high-mess work. The paper is water-resistant and tear-resistant, making it suitable for demanding job site conditions where surface protection must hold up through the duration of a project. Each case contains 520 sheets. At 36.25 inches wide, the roll accommodates broad surface coverage with minimal repositioning. Cleanup is straightforward since the non-adhesive construction leaves no residue on protected surfaces.

This protective paper is well suited to commercial and residential applications where floors, countertops, or other finished surfaces need temporary protection during trades work. Painters, tile setters, and general contractors commonly use this type of protective paper as a drop surface to catch overspray, debris, and spills. It is appropriate for interior use across a range of project types including renovation, new construction, and finish work phases where surface damage prevention is a priority.

Key Features

• Non-adhesive construction leaves no sticky residue on protected surfaces
• Water-resistant and tear-resistant for durability through messy job site conditions
• Wide 36.25-inch format provides broad coverage with fewer seams
• Case quantity of 520 supports extended project runs or multi-trade supply needs
• Fast, easy cleanup reduces time spent on post-project surface prep

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose protective masking paper for use on floors, countertops, and other finished surfaces during painting, tile work, and similar construction or renovation projects. Equivalent to part number S-20035.

Installation Notes

Lay sheets flat and overlap edges as needed to ensure full surface coverage with no gaps. Secure perimeter edges with compatible masking tape if the work area involves foot traffic or airflow that could shift the paper. Remove sheets carefully once work is complete to avoid dragging debris across protected surfaces. No special tools are required for placement or removal.