Peel and Stick Wallpaper Brown Wood Self Adhesive Removable Wallpaper Wood Grain Contact Paper 17.8" X 118.8" Kitchen Cabinet for Wall Covering Furniture Countertop Kitchen DIY

Perfect color match for what I needed. Ensure area is clean prior to installing. I cleaned surface with alcohol prior to using and have had no issues with product sticking but it's no so sticky that you can't reposition a little if needed. Worked great for my purpose. I would buy again

I looked at several to find a matching color. I'm very pleased with the results! The ugly stained particle board back of my desk was facing outwards because I don't want my back to the door. Keep in mind that no contact paper seems to stick well to particle board. So it is sticky depending on the surface you are covering. I might have to use glue onthe rim around the edge. And no contact paper is easy to apply. For small projects, I suggest holding it against the surface with your palm and then unrolling and then peeling off the back a little at a time with your other hand, and smoothing it down as you go. Otherwise, it can keep rolling up and sticking together, and when you try to pull it apart, it will stretch. For large projects, I recommend two people to help guide the paper and keep it straight.

I have used several products of this nature for various projects, this one, by far, has the WORST smell. I do mean worst, it’s a very chemical smell.With that - for the sake of the project (covering boxes to use for trunk or treat) it works GREAT! Sticks super easy, is easy to position and move (if needed) and completed the project as desired.

My husband had this entertainment center before we got married and wont get rid of it. It had child locks on it for his infant when she was getting into stuff. When they took the child locks off it ripped the front of the drawers. We painted it brown and it always looked so bad! Still, he couldnt find anything he liked "better". So i covered it in this vinyl! Now I love it! It was a cheap fix until we buy a house. Then we will FINALLY replace it 🥰

I have used contact paper all my life and the older time contact paper was thinner this is a thicker contact paper is very sturdy little bit hard to remove on certain items but it is a good product and it looks very nice and I think it would last. I haven't totally tried it yet but I'm getting ready to because I'm wallpapering in my living room and my dining room and I expect that this will do the job as I'm in a mobile home and the vinyl coated sheet rock is hard to cover with paint. Contact wallpaper is a much cheaper option and would last longer. It has good adhesion and looks great.

The color and look was really nice, but this did not stick well to my cabinets. When I tried to fold it over at the edge of the cabinet, the adhesive just kept lifting. I had to go with something else. Luckily it was pretty expensive.

I didn't expect much especially based off the price but what I received was a solution beyond my imagination. I salvaged 3 tables that were scratched up and changed the look of our floating shelf. In the end I now have a custom set.

I applied it to rough plywood for a church project, it was very resistant to stick. Did well after I applied glue to wood. Would have probably worked perfect on a different surface.