🏞️ Trimaco 58909 SuperTuff Natural Area Rug, 6x9 Feet Review

I use them as blinds. 8 ounces seems perfect. I like the natural look. They don't scream "cheap loose clothes." They really look great. I had sizes that didn't require sewing.

I use this napkin for all my projects. It has protected my floors from acrylic paint, varnish and spray paint. Mostly these are small projects. Something thicker or paired with plastic might be a good idea for larger projects.

Unfortunately I had to test this before using to protect my desk from paint. I took the tarp off today after painting it and the area where the paint had leaked and now there is a big stain on my scrap wood table :(

Today it is actually used as a rag. Just a few drops on it when brushing, a small drop (the size of a coin) got in and left a stain on the carpet. If you're using it as a protectant I suggest you double it, otherwise don't count on it. I wouldn't buy it again. I won't use it again without doubling it up. Disappointing.

I have a paint company that does mostly finished paint jobs. This is the unlined version of the napkin. They're lightweight and great for bending or shaping walls that aren't straight, or folding around corners. I prefer gum based drops. They tend to hold their shape better when walking and are less likely to separate from the wall/base. decent price. Delivery was good too.

This is a nice heavy fabric. I used these for a bunk bed curtain project so I wish the hemmed edges were more precise and better sewn. However, using them for their intended purpose will work very well, and they are very good. There is no prickly, cheap canvas here. The color was good too. I plan to buy more for our living room curtains for a rustic feel. If you look closely you will see some blue and pink fibers but you have to bring them to your face to see them. Overall a very pleasant…

I used these to make a homemade curtain for my kitchen window! As it turned out. I washed it because it had a strong smell. Lots of mess after wash but I fixed it with a lint roller and took it off. I also ironed. I thought I wouldn't like them as much as the other brand I bought but when they ran out I was very happy with it! Just use ring clips and spray paint a cheap Walmart curtain rod and you're done! Sorry this review isn't about using it as a fabric so I have no idea how well it actually

Label says medium weight but I would call this fabric lightweight canvas it says 8 ounces which is exactly. Two edges are hemmed, the other two are covered. The finished size is 48 x 58.5 inches, which is 1.5 inches shorter than 5 feet but a true 4 feet wide. The screen lets some light through, but you can't see through it, it's not see-through at all. white, definitely earthy. I use it to protect the bottom of my tailgate and sometimes as paint flaps - just like the last one it replaced. I…

The description says "Heavy Duty Premium" which is not true. At best, it's half the thickness of a real contract quality tarp. This is definitely NOT the type of tarp that is stiff and heavy, protects the ground, stays in place when you walk, and doesn't fold if there is a crease. This tarp is heavier than the sheet, but doesn't protect the sheet much better because the weave is too loose. It collects underfoot and obscures tools, nails, etc., creating a hazard to the work area and floor. Light