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I bought some of this to protect a customers worktops which cost a small fortune....
Medium Duty Corrugated Plastic Sheets for Surface Protection - Proplex 2mm - Protec
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Surface Protection
I bought some of this to protect a customers worktops which cost a small fortune....
Medium Duty Corrugated Plastic Sheets for Surface Protection - Proplex 2mm - Protec
This was the 2mm stuff, cut with scissors and gave excellent protection.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Brilliant stuff especially to protect flooring/carpets on sites as long as it's taped properly.
Last edited by SandyFloor; 25-05-2011 at 07:00 PM.
Reason: sepling
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Good stuff that Mark, I have used it a lot in the past
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You want some Kick n stick...really good stuff.
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"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Originally Posted by
enduro
You want some Kick n stick...really good stuff.
Sounds like dog poo...
sorry...
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The guys on one of the store jobs we do use the 3 and 4mm corex, we're taking 400 m2 up over, at the end of the job, it's skipped, the whole kit caboodle, if only I had the space / need for it myself.
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What a waste and not cheap either.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Originally Posted by
whitebeam
Got a link Andrew.
www.alligata.co.uk
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Mosaic Girl
oh, very interesting for me... how sticky is that stuff? more or less than cellotape would you say? Or more or less than self adhesive vinyl for glass, or self-adhesive schoolbook covers? Bet you wish you hadn't shown me this now, I guess

More sticky than cellotape..
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enduro
Good gear, I've seen similar and was told that it comes in different 'strengths' as in the amount of adhesion to different surfaces, and the amount of working life.
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I use my old camping mats, the ones you sleep on. They are about 9-12mm thick and provide excellent "cushioned" protection!
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