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DIY & Home Improvement

blackcrowflies

(207 posts)

10. 3M

Reply to Paper Roses (Original post)

Wed Oct 29, 2014, 05:29 PM

Oct 2014

I used 3M last winter. It really didn't help much, but I think there are a lot of gaps letting air in elsewhere.

As I recall, there was some trick involved in putting it up that took me awhile to figure out, but I can't remember what it was. Something about the tape. I may have phoned 3M and they explained it.

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Do any of you fine folks install shrink wrap window film for winter? [View all] Paper Roses Oct 2014 OP

I've used it on several large North-facing double pane windows. postulater Oct 2014 #1

We use it. Fairly easy to install and it works. Go for it! Purveyor Oct 2014 #2

I would use the blue painter's tape instead Warpy Oct 2014 #3

I tried it once pscot Oct 2014 #4

I've done it. It worked fine until The Velveteen Ocelot Oct 2014 #5

I use it - usually the Duck brand A Little Weird Oct 2014 #6

Use painters tape H. Cromwell Oct 2014 #7

Question to you who have suggested painters tape. Paper Roses Oct 2014 #8

You're correct H. Cromwell Oct 2014 #9

3M blackcrowflies Oct 2014 #10