HERMA 7386 Book protection film non-adhesive transparent, 10 m x 40 cm, tear & water resistant Book cover film, matt grained book film made of robust polypropylene film for durable binding

The media could not be loaded. Okay I loved this, I was skeptical about buying this at first but I’m happy with the purchase.It’s good value for money, you can make this fit any of your books.The book in the video is a hardback with a dust jacket, I had tried to find book covers to cover my books but was struggling to find one the correct size so I thought I would give it a try.I personally chose to tape the inside of this plastic book cover to the inside of my dust jacket to protect them from wear and tear. I loved that I can easily cut and tape to make it fit any of my books.

A great tool to keep your books in good condition when reading on the go. The foil has a matt finish but it doesn't really matter as the cover is still clearly visible. I am very happy with this purchase.

The film could be a little thicker.The film is quite slippery and is a little difficult to fold precisely at first. But after a little practice the effort improves.I have only used this film on covering the outer paper jacket of hardback, or hardcover, books. I am very pleased with the results.I would not like to try to cover a hardcover book without a paper jacket, nor a paperback book, with this slippery film.If the film were thicker it would provide a slightly better job and give more protection.This is the second roll of this film I have purchased. I think four stars is a fair appraisal.There are better products available, but at a greater price.

This material was difficult to use, in practice. It does not, for instance, hold its shape very well - so creasing it around the outline of the book was problematic. And then, sticky tape does not like sticking to it. Unlike the clear plastic material I used to bind textbooks some 30 years back (and which is still intact) this feels flimsy and insubstantial. I used it because I could not easily locate anything else, but I do not think that this plastic film represents progress.

Regret buying this as it is so flimsy and doesn't even work on book covers. Tapes don't stick on this cheap material. It's more like a food cellophane than an actual book protector. It's so soft, it doesn't stay in shape enough to even give you a chance to stick tape on it. And even if you managed, the tape won't stick for 3 seconds without falling off. Whoever thought that this is a book cover must be a prankster. Also, this wrap is not clear. It’s so translucent that it obscures some words on book covers. Do not buy.

This film is amazing. Goes along way. Have wrapped so many books with it

I bought this to back my university books with. I bought this as the sticky-back plastic is very difficult to apply and i had used something similar to this but was bought in Ireland and havent been able to find since. This was not a very good alternative to the roll i found in Ireland.This plastic is extremely thin, it’ll only protect books against the most minimal of damage. The previous roll I bought also had two lines of adhesive tape running along the top and bottom of the roll, making application of the plastic far easier. The plastic is also not properly see through, but has more of a ‘frosted-glass’ effect - like what you’d find on your granny’s toilet door, which isn't ideal when you want to actually read the title of the book that is being backed.

This is 40 cm without glue and perfect for medium and smaller books as you can turn small books and use less plastic and so save on it. Also the thickness is perfect for ordinary size books, much like the one you get in bookstores in 3 meter length (which when you use must always throw away a litlle piece which is left over - but with this 25 m. length, that problem is avoided.)Get the 50 cm wrap for larger books - it is also thicker, at least the one I bought was.I am very glad for this wrap, and wish it could be gotten in 50 meters as well.You need to learn how to put this wrap with a few pieces of tape and by cutting of a piece in the middle, up and down after the plastic has been secured with two small pieces of tape inside the book cover - let go of 1 or 2 mm, so it is not too tight, you will notice why if you don't, then cut off a piece like a U, up and down too, so the plastic can be folded into the cover, push plastic into the corner, put tape on only plastic, not on book, then when done, remove the two small tapes that secured the plastic to the book while working with it. The two securing tapes can be touched with the fingers before to put them there as fingers are always oily, so they don't take paper off the book when you remove them. This takes two minutes to comlete when you know how to do it.I think you can figure out how to do it well. Just slack the plastic a bit when you attach the first two pieces of tape on the book and plastic, inside the long cover, in the middle. Cut off a bit up and down, fold in, fold more in the corners, put tape at the corners (inside the cover of the book of course). When done, remove the two first pieces of tape tht are attached to the book and would ruin the book if they stay, as glue gets sticky on the paper after a while. Done! This book will never become ugly.