157026 80-400-4 H20 Masking Liquid, 1 Quart, Clear

Product is easy to use and does what they claim. I had a framed mirror that I used this on. I wanted to change the color of the frame. The application was easy enough. Make sure if you accidently touch the edge of your painting surface with this product that you wipe it down really well before painting. It goes on white and dries clear. I just ran a straight edge razor around the edge of the masking liquid and pulled up and off.

Works great. Make sure you get good coverage on the glass, don't make it to thin. What a time saver on 10 pane french doors.

This stuff was easy to use and great help when I was painting my interior windows !

Delivered on time. Tipped over and lost 3/4 of the product. Really thought a screw driver or paint can opener would be needed.... Ffs

OMG, game changer. As someone who fails at taping, I love this stuff. It's a time saver, and you don't have to worry about paint bleeding over the tape. Not in the instructions ... I watched several videos and it was suggested to use multiple coats, and I can see why this matters. I used two thin coats, and another coat would have been better. It doesn't make much time to put on each coat. Because the film was thin, it didn't come off easily in one big sheet. But it was cathartic to take it off with a blade. Wondering how this holds up in winter? I'm glad you asked. I painted in the early winter, and kept it on for about two weeks waiting for warm enough weather (50F) to paint. When it was time to off, no problem.

Don’t Easter your money or your time. This DID NOT WORK. Take the time and tape off your window. This allows bleed through and is hard to remove.

Apply two coats it works better! It works great!!!!

This is an incredible product. It really deserves a 10 star - no lie. I bought it for a house we are flipping where the windows are brown from 1960's and we had to paint every window in the house with several coats of both KILZ and also paint. I needed a fast way to apply this product and get to painting so this is what I did to save time. I poored it in a plastic pan liner. I used a $2 rectangle shaped applicator from home depot that has a foam handle and has a soft bottom that is soft. I applied this product to each pane fast with a UP, LEFT DOWN, RIGHT, UP LEFT DOWN RIGHT 2 or 3 times around each panel not really making it perfect if it went on the wood a little. I did make sure I added too much not too little. Applying first coat and waited 45 minutes with fans on and applied a second coat - a HEAVY coat just heavy enough that it wouldn't run. I only applied the second coat to the outside border not to the center of the glass area so much. The next day I sprayed the glass and frame over the day with several coats and the day after it was time to remove. I cut with a razor blade box cutter a clean simple perfectly scored 4 lines on the outside edge so that when I pealed it off it would be exactly where I wanted it to peal and it worked perfectly. It is important to score the corners perfectly where you want it to peal away. NOT only does it work perfectly but it cleans the windows also which was huge perk for me as these were gross. Now, I had a not so brilliant idea to use elmers glue to see if it would work as well and let me tell you NO it does not work at all. We ended it scraping it all off the hard way and it was terribly stuck on the glass so take our lesson and do not try that ! I bought 2 quarts and it did the whole house, 2 heavy coats on all glass panels as explained above. Hope this helps others. This saved me SOOOOOO much time on this project and the finished perfectly cut lines made it look so nice when done. The extra that I did not worry about getting on the wood just painted perfectly and is not noticeable in the end.