Stainless steel contact paper

I bought 2 rolls of this paper for a kitchen project and installed a portion of it to my stovetop overhead fan. I gave it a great look over and it's a super polished stainless steel, you couldn't come to the house and tell me it wasn't stainless steel. Also, it's not the dull or more matte type of stainless you'd think you'd get, it's a really nice buffed and polished look. For installation go very slow and have preferably a device specially for getting bubbles out and make sure to measure exactly what you need it doesn't hurt. This is definitely a 2 person job as the paper isn't very stretchy or pliable and you'd need a hand for intricate jobs. You definitely don't need a spray adhesive as I found this contact paper is freaking sticky strong especially on a stovetop which is awesome. I just reccomend you not put this on walls as it will tear the paint clean off when you go to remove it. I did not complete my project and took down the paper only because its shine paired with my intensely lit kitchen, on top of the range didn't work. I returned a roll I didn't use and kept the first role and have found a better place for the paper in my kitchen. I'll be jazzing up my toaster and coffeemaker, luckily this paper is so versatile in this stainless steel color. 5 stars even though I didn't use it for what I intended initially because it has such a brilliant shine and I have to find something else. This product is really nice and I will be using it for smaller projects in my personal kitchen.

Love this. Great quality, easy to use and didn’t wrinkle when applied. Makes cleaning so much easier and it looks great. Highly recommend it. I use electric ranges and covered a wooden surface where the units sit. It makes cleaning a breeze. It does have some air bubbles at the folding edge but it really isn’t an issue.

This paper was easy to work with IF you know what you're doing. It does scratch easily, so I notified the seller. They quickly refunded my money and I re-bought the paper to re-do the scratched areas. I am also going to put down an couple layers of paste wax to shield it from scratching so easily. My counters were ugly, Ikea discontinued brown granite-look laminate I just love the look of the stainless counter top. As for application, you need some tools and a lot of patience. TOOLS; windex, soft cloth, window squeegee, exacto razor knife, blow dryer, smooth/rounded edge burninshing tool such as a credit card with the edge sanded so it won't scratch the finish. Thoroughly clean and rinse the surface. No dust, hair, grime. Spray lightly with windex leaving your starting spot dry so the paper won't slide as easily. Place your paper by slowly peeling back just a few inches of backing at a time. Don't worry too much about bubbles at this point. After your area is covered, lightly spray the surface with windex or water so that the squeegee slides easily. Squeegee the bubbles out and DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SEAL THE EDGES WHILE PAPER IS WET. If you have a difficult bubble, blow the surface with a warm blow dryer. Use your soft cloth to catch the drips and wipe down the surface. Continue this until all surface is covered leaving ample overhang for your edges to be finished and tucked. Using the windex method, you will be able to butt the factory straight edges right together with a tiny hair of overlap. Remember to go slow and spray and squeegee along the way. After you have the top surface complete, lightly spray the top and squeegee down one more time. Then wait until it dries completely before doing the edges. I waited overnight. When completely dry, choose a center-point to fold over. You'll need your blow-dryer to get the best edge. Blow warm air along a few inches of the paper and edge to heat it up and work the paper over the edge corner with your thumbs. You may want to use your credit card tool to help smooth out bubbles. Go slow. When you get to the end point where it needs to be wrapped, decide which way you want the visible edge to go. You'll need to make a cut so one piece goes around the corner and the other goes over the top of that. Good luck, go slow, and you won't be disappointed.

It was easy to install but lots of air bubbles no matter how much it was smoothed. It’s also shiny like aluminum foil. I was expecting the matte stainless steel color. However I gave 3 stars since it’s serving a purpose as my temp solution :)

Really nice. Good fit, stays on table

This a life saver for sure! We bought a refrigerator and decided to move it ourselves and banged and scratched it up very bad it literally look like something you would use for scraps. THANKFULLY this refrigerator wallpaper is a thing and it did a wonderful job at masking the scratches and damages.. My only problem I would have is ,is that the application isn't so easy I kept having to reapply it to avoid air bubbles..But once I managed that I was ok ,the results are great and literally saved our day and refrigerator.. it now looks aesthetically pleasing! AS YOU CAN SEE IT BLENDS WELL WITH THE ORIGINAL COLOR OF THE REFRIGERATOR, I DIDNT APPLY AND ON THE BOTTOM DRAWER

This isn't stainless steel, so manage your expectations. With that said, if you have appliances that are old, you want to give them an update without spending a lot of money, I would a 100% get this. People have mentioned the inability to remove the bubbles. I'm pretty sure I know what happened. When you roll this out, the roll goes in a certain direction. Which is up-and-down and you can see the striations within the pattern. When you affix this paper, you have to affix it in the proper direction up-and-down. When you do this, and you slowly remove the backing as you move down, you have the ability to press the bubbles out. If you roll the paper out from left to right or right to left and you press the bubbles out as you go from left to right or right to left, it wont-work. It will leave you very frustrated with lots of bubbles. Another tip is use a heat gun. It definitely heats the glue and allows it to stick much better. Also, if you have edges that won't lay down using a heat gun allows it to stick without lifting.

My wife an I are giving our small apartment kitchen a facelift. After painting the cabinets, we used contact paper as a backsplash and put contact paper on our kitchen counters to make it look like marble. Everything was going smoothly and looked exactly like we had envisioned. The cherry on top of our kitchen facelift and the part we were most looking forward to most - covering the appliances with the Livelynine Removable Stainless Steel wall paper. We live in an apartment and can't paint the applicances, so we thought this was the perfect solution to make them look great. Since we already mastered covering our kitchen counters with contact paper (from a different brand), we thought covering relatively flat kitchen appliances would be a breeze. Nope, it wasn't. Not even close. Thinking I would start with the easiest appliance, I tried to cover the dishwasher front door (only the flat surface below the controls - not the controls themselves). I followed the directions and watched several YouTube videos. Between that research and the experience with the kitchen countertops, I thought I was prepared. After slowly laying out about an inch or two, I realized I had a ton a bubbles. I tried ironing them out with the tool I bought specifically to use to flatter the contact paper. And tried again. And again. And again. It didn't work. So I tore the paper off, threw that wasted piece away, and figured I'd regroup and try with the refrigerator the next day with the help of my wife. Our refrigerator front doors are not perfectly flat. There is a curve to them. Despite our best efforts for three hours, we could not get the wall paper to lie perfectly flat. There were a lot of bubbles that were impossible to remove. Pin pricks didn't help make them go away. We're thinking because the design of the refrigerator doors - which are a bit bowed from the center to the sides, we would never be able to get a perfectly flat, perfectly smooth surface with this wallpaper. You might be thinking, "But it sounds like they weren't careful when the applied the wall paper to the appliances." I assure you, we pre-measured everything out, dry fit before very slowly peeling off the back and, and mapped out exactly what we would do. We're by no means professional renovaters, but this is far from our first DIY project. Unless you have perfectly square appliances with perfectly square 90 degree corners and sides, I would highly, highly recommend staying away from this product. It's not worth the headache. We did finish the refrigerator, and it does look great from about 15 feet away. Up close, however, you can clearly tell it's a wrap, and it doesn't look realistic. Because of all the imperfections, this will fool no one. I'm also surprised some people say you can hide seams. That's not even close to our experience. Because there is a shine to the wall paper, you can clearly see where the seams are, because the refelction stops and starts again at the seams. PROS: The material is thick and is easy to wipe off. It looks like it would be very durable. CONS: Very, very, very difficult to cover appliances without bubbles and imperfections showing. If you make ANY mistake with this stainless steel wall paper, it will show. Unlike the contact paper we used to cover to cover our backsplash and our counter tops, you cannot cut out a small piece and cover up your mistake. Because of the nature of the paper, all your imperfections will show and if you do cover it up, that patch will show. VERDICT: If you're planning on viewing your appliances from far away, then sure - this would work. But if you actually plan to use your appliances and lots and lots of imperfections bother you - we'd recommend staying away from this product. We ended up tearing it off our refrigerator and decided to just keep it white. It may not look stainless, but at least it doesn't look like a bad arts and crafts project.

A very good adhesive paper. Good value to.

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Aningen för skimmrig finish. Men fin overall! Ps, fäster inte bra på matt trä.

It's average quality and bit thin and adhesive can do better for the price.

Die Klebefolie ist echt gut, habe sie an die Wand um den Herd und Spüle geklebt. Sieht gut aus ist Pflegeleicht und schnell anzubringen.