JASCO Liquid Mask & Peel, Liquid Masking Tape, 1 Quart

I have purchased this product three times already.I painted my front door and the outside of my windows (see pictures)I use a brush to apply product and the trick is to apply a thick coat and let it dry completely.I use a sharp blade to cut this product along the side of window and it was easy to remove.I highly recommend this product if you have multiple squares of window you need to paint.

I'm repainting the white metal window & door frames black next spring. I know this stuff works well, but to assure ease of removal, 2 thin coats worked best for me.

I saw this product used on a tiktok and decided to try it. I wouldn't say it's a prefect 10 but it does work well. Definitely easier than taping things up.

I tested this before using it on all the windows. One heavy coat does not peel as well as in the video. However, two coats and sharp blades made the peeling process much easier and faster.

Do yourself a favor - try it. (Not the spray can, tho — that was a disaster). This worked great for me for 2 ten-window doors and 4 5-window sidelight doors. Paint it on, peel it off. I even forgot about it for a week during a remodel and it STILL peeled off. Def adding to my garage *pantry*

Okay so I purchased this product so that I can redo my mirrors and my windows. excited saw it all on Instagram yay me going to get something done waited past the return date so I could not return to Amazon and also could not return it to jasco y'all this is literally Elmer's glue if you can't take it off with a razor blade they're saying you can use Windex I TOLD THE JASCO REPRESENTATIVE THAT'S NOT WHAT THE VIDEO SHOWED FALSE ADVERTISEMENT what's the difference between this and white glue save your money Elmer's glue works just as good and now that I know you need to use Windex to take it off yes Elmer's glue

Was very skeptical about this product. My daughter used this and said you have to put it on thick. I covered all the windows in my cabinet and repeated about three times over but did not let it dry in between. When it dried, I took a razor around the edges and slit a hole in middle to start peeling and it came right off. No peeling and scraping little pieces. Used painters tape on some of the windows because I was afraid it wouldn't work and it worked alot better than the tape. I'm really happy with it. You can see in the pics how thick it is when peeled off. Feels like rubber.

I painted this two new bodies and I probably should’ve started with a test area but they’re both destroyed because I can’t get this stuff to peel out of them. Maybe it’s me, but I am not happy at all with the product cost me more money than it was worth.

This works perfectly if you follow the directions. Those with poor reviews did not apply it correctly. You need to put it on thick, if not it will not peel off and you will be left needing to scrape it off and will be much more difficult than just letting your paint get on the glass and scraping it. You are supposed to get some of it on the frame as well so it completely seals, you can paint over what got on the frame just fine. Once scored with a knife you can then peel it off the glass. It leaves a very clean edge. One tip, although you want to apply it thick don't leave blobs of it right where the glass meets the frame as it will dry with that blob there and after painting when you score you will likely score off the blob which has the paint and therefore will expose the previous finish. You can see one of these blobs in the corner of the middle pane of glass in the attached picture. Just make sure to pull back that blob from the edge without making it to thin and you will be fine. Foam brush worked well to apply.

Very good for protecting the windows before painting them. It dries quickly and peels off nicely

Worked as described. Used a paint brush to apply to the window. Then used a utility knife to cut around the frame before peeling it from the window.

This masking liquid make painting window sashes much easier and leaves clean lines. You need 2 coats of the product. Let the first coat dry and apply the second. Allow several hours to 2 weeks to remove, weather dependent. Use sharp utility knife to cut the edge and a razor paint scraper to start the peeling process. It is time intensive to paint window trim. This saves time, but it still takes a while. Great results though.

Used this product to be able to paint the frame of an old mirror. It made it so easy. I’m looking for other projects to use it on now.