KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL DC192 Spray Shield 36in x 9in FlexPlastic
A 36-inch plastic spray shield with a hang hole for easy storage and cleaning
- Protects surfaces during spraying with 36in wide shield
- FlexPlastic material resists splatter and wipes clean easily
- Compatible with broom-thread handles for extended reach
- Hang hole enables neat wall storage when not in use
- Lightweight 9in width allows precise control in tight areas
Spray Shield for Broom-Thread Handles
The KRAFT TOOL DC192 Spray Shield measures 36in long by 9in wide and fits standard broom-thread handles. It protects surrounding surfaces from overspray during painting, sealing or coating tasks. The FlexPlastic construction resists cracking and cleans easily after use. A hang hole allows compact storage on a pegboard or hook.
Upgrade from Cardboard or Cloth Barriers
Disposable cardboard and cloth drop cloths shift, tear and absorb liquids, letting mess reach floors and trim. This rigid shield stays in place, wipes clean in seconds and eliminates the waste of single-use materials. The jump is worth it for professionals who prep multiple rooms per week and need a reusable barrier that survives daily site abuse.
Simple Attachment, Avoid Cross-Threading
Twist the shield onto any broom-thread handle until snug; no tools or adapters are required. The most common issue is cross-threading the plastic threads if forced at an angle, which can strip the connection. Start the threads by hand, keep the handle straight and stop if resistance spikes — backing out and realigning prevents damage.
Highlights
- Protects surfaces during spraying with 36in wide shield
- FlexPlastic material resists splatter and wipes clean easily
- Compatible with broom-thread handles for extended reach
- Hang hole enables neat wall storage when not in use
- Lightweight 9in width allows precise control in tight areas
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 36 in shield fit standard broom-thread handles?
The shield is compatible with broom-thread handles, so it screws onto common extension poles without an adapter.
How do you attach the shield to the handle, and what step is often missed?
Thread the handle into the shield until snug; the step people miss is checking that the hang hole faces the operator for quick storage.
What part of the FlexPlastic shield wears out first and needs replacing?
The threaded insert can strip after repeated mounting, so replace the shield when it no longer grips the handle securely.
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