Bsc Preferred T963611220 Polyolefin Protective Film Tape

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T963611220 is a polyolefin protective film tape with an acrylic adhesive backing, designed to shield finished wood surfaces from dirt, dust, and scratches during handling, shipping, storage, or construction activity. The film applies cleanly to prepared surfaces and removes without leaving adhesive residue behind, keeping cabinet faces, wood panels, and millwork in ready-to-deliver condition. Carpenters, cabinetmakers, finish contractors, and millwork installers use this tape as a temporary surface protector throughout the job site workflow. The roll weighs approximately 8.28 pounds and spans a width of 37.25 inches, making it suitable for covering broad panel surfaces efficiently.

This tape is intended for use on finished wood products including cabinetry, door faces, drawer fronts, wood panels, and similar millwork. It is applied during fabrication, transit, or installation phases where surface damage is a risk. The tape is best suited for interior applications on smooth, clean, dry finished-wood surfaces. It serves both shop and field environments where temporary surface protection is part of standard workflow. This product is equivalent to part number S-14526.

Key Features

• Polyolefin film construction provides flexible, conformable coverage over flat and slightly contoured wood surfaces
• Acrylic adhesive bonds securely during use and removes cleanly without residue on finished wood
• Wide 37.25-inch format covers large cabinet panels and wood surfaces in fewer passes
• Non-hazardous construction suitable for standard indoor job site use
• Must be applied to a clean, dry surface for best adhesion and clean removal

Compatibility

Designed for use on finished wood surfaces including cabinets, millwork, door faces, and wood paneling. Equivalent to part number S-14526.

Installation Notes

Apply only to clean, dry, finished wood surfaces free of dust, oil, and moisture. Smooth the tape firmly from one edge to avoid air pockets that can allow debris to migrate under the film. Remove the tape promptly after the protection period ends to minimize any risk of adhesion change over time. No special tools or trade licensing are required, but follow the project general contractor or millwork fabricator guidelines for surface protection standards.