RESILIA Work Bench Mat - 23.5" X 71.5", Scratch-Resistant PVC Mats - Protect Your Workbench, Table, or Tool Station from Painting, Woodworking, Crafting, Building, & More, Clear, Made in The USA

Me ayuda mucho a cuidar mi banco de trabajo sobre todo cuando golpeó o lijando al pintar es fácil de limpiar y enrollado no estorba

This provided a very nice nonslip soft non marking top to my work bench

I never write reviews, but was ver impressed with this company’s improvement efforts. I’ve bought 3 of these in the past month, two black and one clear. First with a black one, then a clear. They weren’t great, because they suffer from some waviness, but there aren’t many options out there, so I was going to live with it. Plus, they’re made in the USA, so is a plus.The latest I ordered, I had to wait on because Amazon was out of stock. Well, seems Resilia improved these mats, because the one I just received is much better! Lays pretty much completely flat instantly! It’s slightly thinner, has a completely smooth backing, and is packed more smartly. The picture of the mat on the Kobalt bench is the original after a week on the bench and much flattening. The new version is one the other bench and was just put on, with NO flattening.If you’re looking for a bench mat, these new improved versions from Resilia fairly priced and are worth a try.

This is perfect for my 72” x 24 Husky tool box. My tool box has a stainless steel top that was prone to scratches. I just put it on so I don’t have any input on durability yet. I like that the backing is more tacky so it won’t slide off. It’s still a little wavy from being rolled up but with the summer heat on the way, it should flatten out. If not, I’ll try a heat gun to smooth it out.

I'm using this in my art studio to protect my table, as I am a messy artist. I use acrylic ink a lot, and it's impossible to remove it from the surface. The surface is textured, and the ink goes right into the crevices. I even tried Krud kutter. Acrylic paint comes up a little better with the krud cutter. Anyway, I can live with a messy work surface but eventually I'll need to replace it.