S&F STEAD & FAST Painters Tack Cloth for Woodworking
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About S&F STEAD & FAST Painters Tack Cloth for Woodworking
Overall Feedback:
82% positive
79% praised the strong adhesive, while 21% found it lacked
The drop cloth removes every speck of dust.
I have found that the product's adhesive quality is good as it removes every speck of dust.
Before putting on a finish, I noticed that the previous pack of the product left yellow stains on the wood.
Rephrased: The previous pack of the product left yellow stains on the wood right before I was about to put on a finish.
I had to re-sand the wood because the cloth was so sticky with yellow residue.
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77% liked the generous coverage, but 23% found it small
I used the drop cloth to remove every speck of dust from the stairs before staining.
When I sanded my stairs, I used the drop cloth to remove every speck of dust from the corners and edges before staining. It's a good option for coverage of drop-cloths-plastic-sheeting.
I had to re-sand the wood because the drop cloth was so sticky with yellow residue.
Before putting on a finish, I noticed that the previous pack left yellow stains on the wood.
Rephrased: The previous pack left yellow stains on the wood before putting on a finish.
70% found it easy to handle and maneuver, but 30% struggled
I found it easy to handle and use the drop cloth when I needed to clean up corners and edges before staining. I would bunch it up and press it into the corners and edges.
I have used the tack cloth and it is the worst. It leaves yellow residue and makes the wood sticky, requiring re-sanding.
Before applying the finish, I noticed yellow stains on the wood caused by the previous pack of drop cloths.
75% liked its high tear strength, but 25% found it prone to tears
I used the drop cloth to clean the corners and edges of the stairs before staining. This proves that the drop cloth is tear resistant and can withstand being bunched up and pressed into corners.
This is the worst tack cloth I have ever used or touched.
I had to sand the stains off, which made them useless. This indicates that the tear strength of the drop-cloths-plastic-sheeting is not good enough to handle scratches or tears.
87% praised the wind resistance
I did not mention anything about wind resistance of the drop-cloth.
