4-Feet x 15-Feet Canvas Drop Cloth HW415

This is a high quality drop cloth at a reasonable price. The 4 feet x 15 feet size is perfect for doing walls and large touch ups with a roller/mini-roller. I am not a fan of the cheap plastic ones that get really dusty and slide all over the place. If you plan on doing any reasonable amount of painting, canvas drop cloths are the way to go. I have not washed it yet so I can't speak about whether or not it shrinks and how much. I hope not too much. I would confidentally recommend this drop cloth and brand for anyone who requires one.

Good quality! Don't forget to wash these because they do shrink. Nice and thick for painting spray. Great for other projects too!

too thin, paint goes right through,was using it on the floor. It's pretty long but if you buy this you'd have to get more than one

This is an ok cloth that I used to cover our laminate floors while painting the walls. My biggest complaint about it is the fact that paint can go through the cloth! Happened on a few occasions from accidental drips from a brush or roller. Kind of defeats the purpose of covering the surfaces... If you end up getting this cloth then make sure you keep a bottle of Goo Gone ready (for hard surfaces). I did like that it is easily handled and may be washed, but I suppose any canvas drop cloth has these attributes.

Didn't use it as a dropcloth, but as a source for solid, lightweight canvas for making historical reproductions. Flexible, sturdy, sews easily. Takes oil and paint well.

Love these dropcloths! To be fair, I wasn't using them to paint-- my review is about their quality for the purpose of making dropcloth curtains. The fabric arrived in a clean sheet, no seams, with a hem at the top and bottom and a clean cut without fraying on the sides. The cloth is more beige than tan or ivory-- I have included a picture of the dropcloth before washing to give some indication of the color. To make curtains, I soaked the cloths in a bathtub full of water with bleach and then washed them twice before hanging them.

I've been slip covering my couches, and this drop cloth is perfect. First of all, it has finished edges, so I don't have do to a lot of hemming. And, once you slit a small section of the edge, you can just rip straight lines, so working with it is a cinch. I'll be buying more of these to make some forts for my son in the future.

This is a canvas drop clothe. It is not as thick as denim but is sturdy. They hemmed the two short sides but left the long ends bare. As a result they fray easily. Hemming all the sides would be a great addition.