What are different types of drops?
When you start the painting project, from which you choose four types of drops: cotton canvas, paper, plastic and paper/poly. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages. The choice is to reflect on the costs, durability and suitability of use. These substances must be strong enough to absorb drops or spills of colors. Some are available with a rubber or butyl pad, which are unusual materials that resist the slip and also help prevent the color of the canvas. The canvas fabrics come in different thicknesses and generally the consumer wants the most difficult possible. These substances can be used and reused, so a painter who plans frequent projects or professional painter should have them at hand. But for someone who paints often and especially for prof. For prof. Thanks to longevity, the most pleasant choice for the environment is also the most pleasant choice.
On the other hand, a paper cloth is likely to survive only one use.This type of drop is not recommended for outdoor work if it cannot consider them. But for one -time work to be done in the interior, the paper cloth is cheaply coverage of floors and furniture.
plastic drops are also excellent for covering furniture and are just as cheap. They have the advantage that they do not absorb color, so objects or floors covered with plastic will not be colored. Like paper, plastic is very light, so it is not a recommended source of protection for external work, where it can easily blow out. In addition, the plastic is very slippery. Because the color does not absorb, it spilled color to the legs and clothing. Cleaning after painting can be laborious.
The last type of drop to be considered is paper/poly drop cloth. It provides the benefits of plastic and paper. Due to the content of the paper, the painter is less likely to slip and in case of leakage will be absorbed more BARVY to reduce the transmission of color to clothes or legs. The plastic pad ensures excellent surface coverage and because it is a one -time fabric use, they can be cut to match any surface.
The use of a specific type of drop, then largely depends on the needs of the painter. For one -time use, paper/poly is probably the best choice. Although the plastic itself is likely to cover objects such as furniture. A series of three light fabrics are suitable for all your needs to cover. However, if someone is planning outdoor work or plans to paint often, butyl supported canvas or heavy canvas is likely to decide.