🔒 Scotch Dust Cover Paper: 30" x 30-Feet, 40# (7999) - Premium Protection for Your Valuables Review

I Use it on the workbench itself when making and assembling picture frames as a work base. Can also be used for the final backing of framed items.

We needed to replace the old paper on the back of mirrors and large photo frames. The thickness and size was perfect for our needs.

This dust paper really works! It's so easy to use. I use duct tape and it works great. Simply spray some water on it, let it dry, trim and it creates a professional canvas base.

Wow, it really worked! I had some canvas prints but the backing looked bumpy and unprofessional so I stuck this paper on with ATG tape and then sprayed it lightly with water and let it dry and it fitted perfectly and smoothed out the bumps and it looks really nice!

At first I wanted to return it because the paper is so thin that I didn't think it would work as a dust cover for the back of my framed canvas art, but then I tried and it didn't work. looks bad so i'm keeping it. Also, I haven't seen any better options on Amazon, so it's quite difficult to return it without an alternative!

If you haven't already covered the back of your photos/photos with dust paper, I suggest you start now. I just took apart all my framed photos, cleaned the glass, touched up the paint and put them back together. It's amazing how much dust gets into the frame. With the addition of a dust cover, I hope I won't have to do this job again for many years to come. I used double sided tape which was a little tricky but really works.

I am new to selling my art and love this product. I bought with a band and a trimmer and they all work great together. Follow the directions and note that you will need a medium sized sprayer as you will need to spray the back with water and as it dries it will shrink a bit and seal the back. You might as well order a bottle while you're at Revain! The end result looks great. I highly recommend getting a trimmer as it cuts/cuts the paper nicely on the edge of the frame.

I am preparing for an art festival and I needed dusty paper for the back of all my framed works. My largest frame was 28x40 so this roll worked just right for the width. 30 feet didn't go as far as I thought so I'm ordering a second roll to finish it. heavy enough for my purposes. I had no problems with tearing after application. Typical printer/copy paper weighs 20 lbs, twice as strong. It's not as heavy as butcher paper, though, so decide what you need.