Glass and Aluminium Are Vulnerable to Damage Throughout Construction

Protect finished surfaces from cement, weld spatter, grinding sparks and site damage.

Protectapeel Glasstrip is a weather-resistant peelable protective coating designed for glass, aluminium and suitable flooring within the construction industry. It is formulated to withstand cement, weld spatter and grinding sparks while providing temporary protection throughout construction.

Benefits

Strong Temporary Protection from Installation to Handover

Glasstrip protects completed surfaces during construction, transit and storage and can later be removed without leaving the residue associated with traditional tapes.

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Protects Glass

Helps reduce scratches, contamination and construction-related damage.

2

Protects Aluminium

Suitable for aluminium surfaces exposed during construction.

3

Withstands Cement

Provides a sacrificial barrier against cement contamination.

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Withstands Weld Spatter

Helps protect surfaces near welding work.

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Resists Grinding Sparks

Provides added protection during surrounding fabrication work.

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UV Resistant for 12 Months

Suitable for long-duration construction projects where protected surfaces remain exposed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to
know before applying.

Find quick answers to common questions about peelable protective coatings, suitable surfaces, application methods, removal, product performance and choosing the right solution for your project. If you need more specific guidance, our team is available to assist with product advice and technical support.

Glasstrip is a weather-resistant, peelable protective coating designed for temporary protection of glass, aluminium and flooring during construction.

Glasstrip is designed to withstand cement, weld spatter and grinding sparks, helping protect finished surfaces during construction activity.

Yes. In addition to construction use, Glasstrip can protect compatible surfaces during transit and storage.

No. Glasstrip forms a skin-tight protective coating that is designed to be removed without leaving the type of residue associated with traditional tapes.

The cured coating can be removed by hand stripping or with a pressure hose once protection is no longer required.

Yes. Damaged areas can be repaired because the coating bonds to itself, allowing the protective layer to be restored without removing the entire coating.

No. Glasstrip must not be applied to acrylic surfaces.

Glasstrip provides approximately 5 m² of coverage per litre at a minimum wet film thickness of 300 microns and is UV resistant for up to 12 months.

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