🎨 3M Hand-Masker Painter's Plastic Plus, 9 x 400-Feet: The Ultimate Protective Solution for Painting Projects Review

The plastic is ok but I really liked that they are die cut on one edge where they can be taped when hanging on the wall. Much easier to use. When judging I was asked to rate the adhesion, I don't know why as there is no glue in it. that's why I gave 3 stars.

This material has proven to be a must when spraying. Use it to cover furniture, fireplaces, windows and doors. Glues easily and unfolds almost perfectly. The length is perfect to cover most doors.

This plastic has all sorts of prints and will transfer to newly painted surfaces if you use it for coating and painting. My new painting has a beautiful orange print because it was transferred. ink out. But other than that it's a big reel with good static properties so it mostly holds up. Covers devices and counters as well as walls/ceilings perfectly.

I can't believe how cool this artist's plastic has become! We draped our kitchen during the renovation to keep out dust and paint splatter. I also turned our dining room into a "spray booth" by draping the entire room in plastic and repainting all of our doors and drawers. So easy to use and make cleanup a breeze! There's still a lot left over for the next painting project!

9 feet long, ideal for floor-to-ceiling coverage. I used this to avoid mess when removing the popcorn top. Works perfectly! The plastic is statically charged, which means that it automatically sticks to the wall. This is very convenient as it is easier to hang when working alone and requires less tape. It took me about 45 minutes to cover the entire room (16 x 16 square feet). It did an excellent job of picking up all the dust from the ceiling and cleaning was easy. No mess! I highly recommend…

After removing the paneling and installing drywall, I decided to just finish the walls before doing the ceiling work. Now that I'm working on the ceilings I wanted to get plastic to protect the walls from paint splatters. I was about to buy regular plastic wraps but saw these. worked great. This allows you to attach the plastic to the wall and then position it. Once it's close I apply a small amount of tape to hold it in place. I'll come back later and seal the whole seam. I also like the fact…