Foundation paper
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Foundation paper
While going to the home improvement store to finally get paint for my redo on my sewing/guest bedroom, the hubs needed to pick up some tarp paper for the hardwood floor. the plastic was ok but stuck to the bottom of his shoe because of residue from past usage. The best part about it was only about $3.50 for a roll 18"x60 yards. Thinner than I expected. I cut a piece 18"x18" then into pieces 6" square each. Got my portable 2662 out while he painted and got some scrappy strips. It was so easy to remove it wasn't funny. Will be going over to Walmart today and will look to see if they have the same thing or better. Yes you will have to cut to your own size but still somewhat a savings. IMO.
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I bought some of this paper also because it is just plain cheap. I used mine to draw designs to pin to my quilt over. It came off very nicely and did not leave a lot of bits behind. I used a sticky roller to get the bits off. I will certainly continue to use it in my sewing room.
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Is it General Purpose Masking Paper? Similar to this item?:
http://bestmaterials.com/detail.aspx?ID=10928
It matches size & approximate price (I Googled tarp paper 18" by 180').
http://bestmaterials.com/detail.aspx?ID=10928
It matches size & approximate price (I Googled tarp paper 18" by 180').
#10
Is it General Purpose Masking Paper? Similar to this item?:
http://bestmaterials.com/detail.aspx?ID=10928
It matches size & approximate price (I Googled tarp paper 18" by 180').
http://bestmaterials.com/detail.aspx?ID=10928
It matches size & approximate price (I Googled tarp paper 18" by 180').
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