Bates Canvas Drop Cloth 6x9 - Premium Quality for Painting & Protection: Versatile Drop Cloth, Tarp, and Curtain Solution with Durable Canvas Fabric - Ideal for Professional Painters, DIY Projects, and Painting Supplies Review

If you want to use these curtains like me, DO NOT BUY THEM! They have a yellow-orange hue, which I wasn't looking for in a farmhouse vibe. I will say they had no seam which is nice. But that was my nice thing.

Spend some money and buy this so the paint won't stain floors and carpets. It's insulated with a plastic sheet so the paint won't ooze out if you drip on it. If you use old sheets or towels, the paint will just bleed through and onto your floor.

I had no intention of using this as a rag. I was looking for a waterproof tarp to cover my pack mule baskets. For that I think it will be good. It's lightweight, water-resistant and we'll have to see if it lasts up to two weeks on horseback. I'll see you when I get home. God bless

This cloth is only airtight when folded in half. The canvas is very nice, but the plastic coating is very thin on the other hand. I needed something I could literally wipe off when it got wet - fabric on one side, plastic on the other. Liquid has accumulated on it but has seeped right onto the carpet in places which is very frustrating. Very disappointed with this product but worked well when folded in half to double the protection.

I rate this as real painting material not crafting. The drop cloth is thin and light. It doesn't have the heaviness that many linen placemats have. The plastic lining on the back is very thin and not very protective. The worst thing about this fabric is that it is almost fuzzy and the fibers will stick to any item to be dyed, leaving annoying fibers in the finished product. I could see how it can be perfect for crafts but spend more for a much higher quality if you use it for painting products.

This is not a durable fabric as advertised but everything else in the specs is true. I only use it as a drawing cloth and it has worked really well for me. I don't know if I'll ever wash it, so I can't comment on washing. Because the plastic layer is quite thin and this layer is laid face down and the canvas face up; I made sure to sweep the areas where I used it so I didn't accidentally pierce the plastic layer. I used it outside on my porch with an open concrete surface (smooth stone with no…