Oil Cloth Solid White, Fabric by the Yard

This gorgeous, excellent quality oil cloth is still lovely on my old coffee table. I'm using the oil cloth to protect the table from our little granddaughter's art projects. The oil cloth stays clean and white. So easy to remove child's paints, playdough, and other messy art materials. This oil cloth came on a roll, so there were no creases. So very well packaged!! I highly compliment this company and their product!

I like this oilcloth: it's both sturdy and flexible, which is unusual. But what I am most impressed with is the seller, OilCloth International, who went the extra mile to wrap the oilcloth around a long tube, using non-stick clear wrap to secure the cloth, and packaging it all in a sturdy box. That is excellent. (Most sellers I've purchased oilcloth from have simply folded it up and stuck it in an envelope.) So buy with confidence from OilCloth International! :)

I am using this as a splat mat under my child’s high chair & it works perfectly & is less expensive than buying an actual “splat mat”. It wipes clean very easily even dried stuck on food that wasn’t wiped right away wipes very easily with a wet cloth.

Just remember, it's the slick side up for clean wipes. This is not as heavyweight an oil cloth as some, but it serves my purpose of protecting my other oil cloth on the kitchen table. The shipping charges though were more than the product itself as it was sent from a non-Amazon retailer.

The product was perfect for what I needed. I used the product folded for extra thickness to cover the seat of an outdoor wicker sofa underneath the cushions. I used a staple gun to attach the fabric. It looks crisp, clean and professionally done.

Wish this fabric were not misleadingly called oilcloth. It is vinyl cloth/vinylcoth.

I have tried to find a heavy duty vinyl tablecloth that would protect my new dining room table since we have little ones to clean up after. Although this oilcloth does not have any backing, it is still a better choice than a cheap vinyl tablecloth that is easily torn. So I keep the vinyl one on, and put the oilcloth over it to keep the table dry.

I was looking for a simple white plastic table cloth that would be easy to clean and durable. Choices were available from cheap & flimsy to fancy lace designs that were quite expensive. After some frustration I remembered my grandmother had used oilcloth on her kitchen table in the 1950s. I wondered if that product was still made and sold today. Thank you amazon.com & fabric.com...they offered exactly what I needed at an affordable price. I'm thrilled with my find.