Dumond Laminated Paper - Keeps Dumond Paint Removers in Wet State - Extends Product Life & Speeds Removal - Traps Paint Chips, Flakes, & Debris - Easy Disposal - 3 Sheets (39”x39”/Sheet)

Work great. A must with the primary product. Excellent quality. Makes a messy job easier.

I will never again use a paint striper without using this paper. Made the stripper work so much better because you can let the striper set overnight and it won't dry out. Plus a huge advantage is all of the layers of paint come off in one application with it all sticking to the paper. So virtually no mess to clean up. This is assuming you use a good striper like the combo package I bought with this paper.

The large size of the sheets made this paper a little unwieldy to use on smaller projects. It had to be cut down, but it would be good for larger projects. I used it during the summer but the paint remover dried anyway... not sure why. Maybe it was too hot that day? I probably could have done without it as I went ahead and let the paint remover sit for only 20 minutes before I removed it.

This product works so well when removing paint from a brick wall. The paper doesn't take much at all—it just depends on how much paint you want to remove. The paper goes a long way. It's worth the buy. If I plan on removing paint in the future, I will repurchase this.

I used this paper for a paint stripping job and was displeased with its function, messiness, and price. The paper's purpose is to keep paint stripper wet, and a roll of $5 freezer paper from Smart and Final was more effective in doing that. The blue ink smeared and stained nearby surfaces. I recommend getting freezer paper from your local grocery store instead.

l painted my fireplace, and then realized I hate it painted. Removing the paint is an awful job (my own fault,) but this product worked exactly as I needed it to. Very easy to use. Very effective. Highly recommend.

Worked great to get this coat of paint off my project guitar. Spread a blob out of the stripper and brush it out like cake frosting, cover it with paper and wait. 90 minutes peel it back and most of the paint sticks to the paper, use a plastic scraper to remove the rest and then use wet paper towel or damp sponge (one with scrubby side worked best for me), and the results are great.

Non-pro doing my place right finally.Stripping 100+ year oak apartment baseboard and window casing with 30+ coats of paint and varnish.Using the smartstrip paint remover and this product. I ran out just shy of needed amount of sheeting, so did a Web search to see if there was a substitute and saw wax paper could be used. After a 48 hour soak, the wax paper did a much better job staying on the product and keeping the moisture in at a far better price. I also like the shape of the 12” roll of wax paper as opposed to the sheets of this product because there’s very little cutting for the type of work I was doing on windows and baseboards etc.