Ratings & Reviews for Trimaco 2 -Pack 3 mil Paper/Plastic 9-ft x 12-ft Drop Cloth

Inexpensive solution to covering furniture

It worked in a pinch when we needed to quickly cover floor space so we could paint the ceilings. But the paper kept getting caught on shoe tread and pulling away from walls. Ultimately we just kept moving some quality canvas drop clothes around to keep the painting moving forward.

The sheets are not bonded well

The product delaminated while trying to use it

Great Disposable Drop Cloth ... Non-Slip

Plastic drop cloths are dangerous when you step on a puddle of paint. Friction is greatly reduces and easy to slip and slide. The paper side, meant to be on the top side, reduces slip and slide. Be careful to unfold correctly. Find corners that are not sealed together. This drop cloth contains 2 4-1/2' x 12' pieces seamed together. Can be difficult, like plastic contractor bags, to separate.

Good drop cloth for diy jobs

This was perfect for the painting job. Was a good weight to stay put and has a plastic under layer to keep leaks off the floor

paper lined plastic dropcloth

Does what it is designed to do. Like the paperbcking for absorbency and keep cloth in place. Good coverage and if youre neat can be reused.

9 x 12 drop cloths

Great drop cloths when you're on a budget and will not be needing them to last through lots of paint jobs. They protect your floors and furnishings. That's all I needed.

Buy the right item for your project

Took care of my problem

Won’t buy again…

Thin, flimsy, seam tore upon opening.

Good product

Practical plastic paper

Excellent product works well would buy again

Excellent product works well would buy again

Deceptive Description

What is described as 2 9x12 drop cloths is really 4 4.5x12 drop cloths, with 2 stuck together with little more than static electricity. I was unfolding the first "pair" and the edges were all stuck together, whether by design or the combination of time, heat, and pressure, I don't know. In any case, while I was trying to separate these stuck edges, I wound up pulling apart the edges that were meant to stick to together, which left me with 2 sections that were 4.5x12 instead of one whole sheet...