Trimaco 90099 Dupont Sontara Professional Review

If you have a renovation in the future; stock up on them as your contractor (despite their promises) would not protect your floors. They are easy to work with and easy to dispose of. They are also waterproof and strong as nails. We are coming from a complete renovation and it was worth every penny. (Use blue tape to secure trigger points).

This tarp saved my carpets. My dogs come into the house sometimes, and even though I have puppy pads for them, they just don't seem to know how to aim properly. So I put this tarp under her to catch anything that escapes from the pillow. It's waterproof so no pee drips on the floor and they're reusable so I just spray them on, let them dry and use them again. great price too!

When I first unpacked it I was disappointed as it looked like cheap paper but it was very strong and protected my floors from months of painting. I had used canvas prior to this product but was disappointed when the paint bled through the canvas. Although this product was perfect. Large size to cover a large space when fully unfolded, or it can be folded on itself for small areas.

These wipes are perfect. Lightweight, non-slip and durable enough to be used multiple times if not abused. The best thing about them is the waterproof base. I finished a drawing project today. Halfway through I got back into a full roll and spilled most of the paint. Oh! The old wooden floor was completely protected with this fabric. I didn't even have to remove the stain, I just dipped the roller in and kept painting. Not a single drop escaped.

Very happy with it, have used it on many jobs over the past 8 months including several that have been on 1" granite. for the price I thought it was worth my money.” I was pleasantly surprised to find that it doesn't wear out. IMHO this protects a lot better than canvas, doesn't seep through, is lighter and doesn't seem to slip on the floor. I don't think I will buy canvas again.

Bought for making fabric curtains. They are sewn on all four sides and have no seams in the middle. They are evenly colored. TIP #1: Wash them and then bleach them before you dye, dye or sew them. They become much softer after washing and even softer after bleaching. After bleaching, you might not even want to dye them. TIP #2: If you're making curtains out of draped fabric and don't want to sew (or iron) a lining in, go to your local fabric store and buy 120 1/2" wide muslins, cut slightly…