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I ain't in that position but what Challenger & BulletBob said makes good sense: covering most of the screen leaving just enough to see what you're doing then some clear packaging tape: cheap/practical/simple

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And a mess to remove !! Go to any hardware store,most have clear roll vinyl (same thing you use for storm windows) anywhere from 4 to 12 mill,52" wide usually around $3.00 /$3.50 a yard.

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The problem with a sheet of plastic is the media still get's in between it and the glass and you can't see and then the whole sheet of plastic get's blurred and then the whole thing needs to be replaced too often.

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The problem with a sheet of plastic is the media still get's in between it and the glass and you can't see and then the whole sheet of plastic get's blurred and then the whole thing needs to be replaced too often.

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Not if you double back tape it to the underside of the glass, as I mentioned earlier.

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I ain't in that position but what Challenger & BulletBob said makes good sense: covering most of the screen leaving just enough to see what you're doing then some clear packaging tape: cheap/practical/simple

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And a mess to remove !! Go to any hardware store,most have clear roll vinyl (same thing you use for storm windows) anywhere from 4 to 12 mill,52" wide usually around $3.00 /$3.50 a yard. [/quote
Peels right off not a mess to remove.
Been doing it that way for 25+years

Of course it gets used almost every day that might count.

I will tell you one thing though we've put more expanded metal & gloves on it than glass over the years

It pays to think with your mind & money
I buy 3M tape & don't scrape anything

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I spend the $6 for a new window from the glass shop every year or so. I also installed rivnuts to hold the frame instead of using screws and nuts...Tim

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