Frost King P9400 High Density Painter's Plastic Sheeting, 9' x 400' x .31 mil, Clear, Dispenser Pack

very good film for cosmetologists. lasts a long time, durable

It's definitely thin plastic but it seems fairly durable for it's thickness. I've not yet ripped it and I've brushed up against multiple times. Because of it's thickness, it's pretty susceptible to static charge - dust and small particles will stick to it very easily.Be aware that it's folded up on itself a number of times due to the size of the roll. It unfolded easily enough, but if you're working with longer sections (it is 400' long after all) it may become inconvenient.I probably won't ever use all of it, but if I did I'd have no hesitations about buying this again.

The cheap drop cloths are too flimsy. They tear easily and cannot be re-used. The Frost King product is very heavy duty and comes in rolls of 12 ft. x 50 ft. Cut off just the amount you need for each task. They are very durable, so you can use them over and over for different jobs.Cover a floor while painting, temporarily seal up a window, cover a tabletop for hobby work or arranging flowers, wrap a painting for safe transport.

It is an extremely large roll. It's folded a few times, and it is soooooo thin. Surprisingly it's durable enough to roll the cage around on. And it does what I need, keep the floors clean. Pull out a length you need (rolled like trash bags) cut with scissors, unfold and lay out; that simple. Remember the very thin, like rice paper thin.

These are the 2nd & 3rd boxes I've order. This plastic is lightweight & easy to work with, but not paper thin & doesn't tear. You do have to cut, tape, clip or staple it to stay up on walls. The boxes are easy to use & plastic unrolls easily & lightweight enough to easily work with. I used the plastic 2 create a cover 4 many of my clothing & 2 cover over walls when new wallboard was being put up on the ceiling due 2 a water leak from the condo above me. That new wall board had 2 be mudded & sanded & new ceiling had 2 be sprayed on. This plastic (which I doubled up) worked well 2 protect my other clothing in other areas, other items, the other walls, & other bathroom cabinets. It ended up being 2xs the size (although 1/2(approx) thickness) & easier 2 work with than the thicker roll I had to buy at Walmart. I used plastic food clamps 2 hold the plastic closed & wide packaging clear tape also worked to help it closed in spots. Also I used a regular stapler, Swingline Stapler (that I opened flat) 2 staple the plastic 2 the walls & ceiling. (I opened the stapler flat so that I could use the stapler on the walls) The plastic stayed in place, quite well & didn't tear or have any issues, for 5 days until we took it down, which we did with a butter knife & needle nose pliers. I'll keep it on hand all the time, now that I've seen how helpful it is and it's cheap! (great help to us seniors!)

I was surprised how thick this was. Did the job.

Definitely not meant for carpeted floors. You put it on and walk on it, it can easy break.

Worked great for covering windows to paint house exactly what i expected