Trimaco 12395 X-Board Seam Tape, X-Board Seam Tape, Tan

Bought this while i was remodeling my basement. I put it down and still had a decent amount of paint and other work to complete.The material held up great to paint spills/splatters as well as while i was installing tile in the shower.Would buy again for my next remodel.Price was lower on amazon compared to a similar product at the big box store.

This tape was easy to apply and did the job of holding done some construction paper to protect my tile floors while having some renovations done.

When you have new floors In a space that you know will have a long period of many workers stomping around and ladders and various pieces of equipment being moved everywhere, this is a product worth considering. Ultra heavy duty Ram Board has its place, but this is far easier to use and still provides long life and excellent protection. It’s heavier than even heavy duty rosin paper, but lays down almost as easily. I had new flooring put in prior to kitchen and bathroom cabinet installation but well ahead of other phases of a complete condo renovation. Rather than taking chances with scratching or marring, I installed this any place I anticipated heavy traffic. It’s held up to a couple of months of workmen moving about without ripping or abrading. In many areas it’s in good enough condition that if I had another job coming up and wanted to save some money, I could even use it again!

Product equivalent to the more expensive 'ram' product. Easy to hold in place with painters blue tape. Will buy again.

Lays flat. It can take slashes of water and return to it original color once dried. Feels durable as in it doesn't feel like it will tear particularly easily.

This product never dissapoints... I can tape it down once and am able to reuse it with the the paint passing through... Thick paper and worth the money spent on it. May the quality never go down.

Easy to use and provides great coverage area

Lays flat without having to recurl it. Seems about 3x as thick as their builder paper, durable for walking/dropping things. Will tear if heavy things are dragged on it, especially furniture legs or corner of a toolbox. Handles small spills better than expected. Lasts a few weeks for light daily foot traffic. I used 2.88 inch 3m blue tape to hold it down and to join pieces, which worked well.