Trimaco 17618 Poly Coated Gold Masking Paper 180ft

Product Description

The TRIMACO 17618 is a medium weight, poly coated gold masking paper designed for surface protection during painting, coating, and finishing work. Measuring 180 feet long by 1.5 feet wide with a thickness of 0.002 inches, this roll provides substantial coverage on large or continuous masking runs. The poly coating adds moisture resistance, helping prevent bleed-through from wet paints and coatings. It is well suited for use by painters, contractors, and facility maintenance crews who need reliable, consistent masking material across a wide variety of surfaces and substrates.

This masking paper is used in residential and commercial painting and surface preparation applications. It is commonly applied along baseboards, trim, flooring, countertops, and other surfaces that require protection from overspray, drips, and splatter. The roll format makes it practical for use with standard masking paper dispensers, allowing fast, efficient deployment across large job sites or individual rooms. It is appropriate for both interior finishing work and light facility maintenance tasks.

Key Features

• Poly coated surface resists moisture and prevents paint bleed-through
• Medium weight construction balances durability with ease of handling and tearing
• 180-foot roll length reduces the need for frequent roll changes on larger jobs
• 1.5-foot width provides broad coverage along floors, trim, and fixtures
• 0.002-inch thickness keeps the paper conformable around edges and contours
• Gold color provides easy visual identification during masking and cleanup

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose masking paper for use in painting, coating, and surface preparation applications across residential and commercial settings.

Installation Notes

Apply this masking paper using a standard masking paper dispenser or tape and drape tool for best results. Secure edges firmly with painter's tape to prevent lifting during spray or brush application. Remove the paper promptly after the coating has dried to the recommended touch-dry stage to avoid adhesion of the paper to finished surfaces. No special tools or trade licensing are required, though professional painters and finishing contractors are the primary users.