Laminated Paper - Keeps Dumond Paint Removers in Wet State - Extends Product Life & Speeds Removal - Traps Paint Flakes & Debris - Easy Disposal of All Paint Residue - 1 Roll, 13” x 300 ft.

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.

Does what it's made to do? But going forward, I just use plastic wrap

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.

This product works, but it requires a special paper from the same manufacturer to do so. I used it to clean up some paint spots on a concrete floor, and after sitting with the paint remover and covered with the special paper for 24 hours, most of the paint came off easily with a scraper. Without the paper, the product would most likely dry out and not be effective.

Works perfectly in conjunction with gel paint remover. Not offensive smell, better for indoor use.

This lam8nated paper goes perfectly with my “peel away” paint stripping product.

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.

Used the laminated paper with advanced smart strip to keep the stripper wet. I applied as instructed and smoothed out all the air bubbles. I had watched some videos that said make sure to give it enough time. The instructions said to test every 90 minutes. So after an hour I tried to look under the paper and scrape off the stripper. What a MESS. It was horrible. The paper and stripper dried on to the wood making it nearly impossible to remove. I cried. I was working indoors in a dry climate/low humidity. Don't know what would have happened if left on for 24 hours!!! The paper was expensive and I think others have recommended old grocery bags or saran wrap which may have been better to keep the stripper wet so it could work.