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Rather old discussion here but, it tickled my memory as to the uses of PPF I have listed in a small notebook. I would apply it to smooth stone, too (not on my list). Here's a few I have done: Laminating a book dust cover. Repairing a binder notebook tearing at the seam. Laminate over a cotton ball filling a hole worn into the inside of a shoe. Desk top protection. Laptop skin over. Card laminate. Seal and protect crack in glass. Hang christmas lights to glass or its framing. Use as base film for applying solar film to acrylic to stave off outgasing. Laminate hand rails. Step pad on carpeted stairs. Seal unused heating vent. Mend torn or splitting duct insulation. Basement block wall moisture barrier. Leaky cereal or garbage bag. Repair cracked electrical cord. Joist straps holding ceiling insulation. Repaired a crack in a kayak. Repair a lamp's bulb socket. Laminate pictures. Encapsulate sheet glass before breaking and discarding. Potted plant cover to keep children and cats out of the soil. Repair a torn wallet. Keep a clip-on lamp shade from sliding off the bulb. Seal boxes and addy labels before shipping. Repair torn or punctured boxes. Repair cracked plastic pots for plants. Now, I'm sure you're scratching your head over some of these due to the cost of material. I just happened to be the right place, at the right time and acquired off spec material at a bargain basement price a few years back. Unfortunately, my supply is perilously short at this time. I use it as though it were duct tape in many instances. Back then, I did suggest to a maker of PPF, they should take off spec material and cut it into 2 or 3" wide rolls and sell as a clear tape. Haven't seen it yet. 😆

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I avoid residential at all cost for all of the above reasons, plus unruly kids/animals, furniture in the way, crappy glass, fixtures like blinds and crappy plastics that are dry rotted with stripped hardware....commercial only unless I'm getting above and beyond top dollar.

Thought of another suggestion for flat glass work; I had an extra car, a used VW station wagon, that was used for this work. Why? Many condo and apartment buildings have a long-walk, designated parking area for contractors, because they don't want Vans or PU's with stuff strapped to the roof mixed in general parking. Not this guy. I'd park in any visitor slot, taking the ladder off (only if it were an 8 foot step, a 6 foot fit in the car) and slid it under the car. Never was called out on the practice, with or without a ladder.