Peel Away?äó Laminated Paper, 13" x 300' Roll

This is a must when you are stripping layers of paint/stain. It saves so much time with sanding later by really making the stripping agent work well. I used the dumond stripper as well and although it's a pricey combo, I would buy again in a heartbeat for all the extra work it saved me.

Stuff is a game changer...I’m on my second roll this year...paired with Dumond Smart strip I’ve stripped about 400’ of trim in our old home. Basically no smell and easy clean up with Denatured Alcohol.

I definitely prefer this form of the Dumond Laminated paper to the sheets that come with the kit of Peel Away. The sheets cover an area too big for me to actually scrape in one day, just because of the demands of standing on a ladder for an extended period. This width of this roll, depending on how wide a section, is a comfortable size.

Used with Dumond smart strip. Worked great.

As another reviewer mentioned, this paper is over-priced and doesn't work. While it adheres to the stripper just fine, even after 48 hrs, the paint does not come off adhered to the paper. It's a two step process.Even worse, the stripper didn't work very well. We had to scrape paint for days.

I used this to help strip 3 layers of paint off of four 130 year old windows in combination with the same brand eco paint stripper. Not convinced it helped the process at all. Using wax paper may be just as effective. The aim is to lock in the remover to the paint surface to maximize the stripping process. It did loosen the top layer though not consistently, in some cases part of the second also bubbled up yet i also used various quality stripping blades which was what really took the paint off. Going to try wax paper next time.

much easier to apply than the typical folded sheets, more cost effective

This paper tear too easy when trying to cut with a blade. It would have been easier to just use wax paper. I was going to do that but thought, nope use their system for the best results. I had to be extra careful when cutting sections with my razor blades of the paper would tear rather than cut. It didn't seem to keep the surface from drying out either. 22-23 hours after I applied the Dumond stripper I returned to find that 98% of the areas I covered had dried out. The paper was stuck like paper mache in area. I was pretty hot!!One caviet on this product... I applied it in 85 deg weather with open ventilation, I did not use the a/c to keep my room cool. I was more concerned with venting the fumes. Perhaps it would work better in a cooler room over 23 hours.. Anyhow paper is kinda weak and tears rather easily. If you need to do some severe paint stripping I would use this in cooler temps and or switch to heat gun all the way.