White
Windows and exposed surfaces.
Temporary protection for indoor and outdoor surfaces, particularly windows exposed to the weather.
View variantInstallation, painting, final details. When a surface is finished but work remains, a temporary film helps protect it from construction dust and dirt.
See how to apply itThe surface, its exposure and the work still to come guide your choice. Explore the three variants of Universal Protective Coating.
Windows and exposed surfaces.
Temporary protection for indoor and outdoor surfaces, particularly windows exposed to the weather.
View variantIndoor floors and doors.
Designed for indoor floors and doors exposed to the dust and debris that come with construction or renovation.
View variantKeep the finish in view.
A translucent film for interiors where you want to see the color, texture and finish of the protected surface.
View variantDeveloped by GLASST, Glasstommer® technology forms a temporary protective film over the surface. Once its job is done, the film is removed by hand.
Surface compatibility, uniform thickness and the application method affect how the film forms and peels away.

Apply protection once the surface is prepared, before work that could leave it dirty.
Start with a compatible, clean and dry surface. Prepare and apply the product according to the data sheet for your chosen variant, maintaining uniform coverage and thickness.
Allow the specified drying time before work resumes. Check the condition of the film throughout construction and address any areas that need attention.
When the protection stage ends, remove the film by hand following GLASST’s instructions. Inspect the surface before handover.
Carry out an application and removal test first. Consult the current technical data sheet and mask textiles and pile weatherstrips before applying.
Review the documentation for your chosen variant and confirm the conditions for your project with our team.
Read the handling, storage and safety recommendations.
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No. Selection depends on the material, finish and condition. Check compatibility and test application and removal before covering the full area. Do not apply to textiles or pile weatherstrips.
White is intended for indoor and outdoor surfaces, especially windows; Gray for indoor floors and doors; Translucent for interiors where you want to see the finish. The GLASST team can help confirm your choice.
The film is removed by hand at the end of the protection stage. The surface, thickness and application affect the result. If the film does not peel evenly, consult GLASST before using tools or cleaning products.
The Translucent variant forms a translucent film that lets you see the finish. Check its appearance on the intended surface with a preliminary test.
Tell us about the surface, its location and the work to follow. We will help you choose a variant and prepare for application.