d-c-fix346-0583 Decorative Self-Adhesive Film, Slate Grey, 17" x 78" Roll

We remodeled our camper and we used this contact paper for all counters, table tops and night stands. This is high quality contact paper with strong adhesion and beautiful design. We are very happy with it. Tips for installation: If you need to apply it around corners or curves, warm it with a blow dryer to soften it and then you can pull it gently around without causing bubbles or creases.

Matches existing countertop perfectly!!! So stoked. The underside of our breakfast bar reveals it's cheap particle board shame to anyone seated in the living room. personally I find it an eyesore. Problem fixed without replacing the counters. Only complaint would be the God awfully noxious smell of the paper. No idea (except it being shipped possibly from China) why hosing it down with whatever chemical is necessary... But it will definitely get all over your hands. So consider wearing gloves y'all.

The backing isn't very sticky and the paper is thin. I do like that the pattern hides impurities though. The pattern is beautiful and it looks good once applied. I will update if it starts to come away from the surfaces. It was pretty easy to use. No issues with it folding on itself or creasing.

This sticks to absolutely nothing, especially not to itself. I wasted my money on something that was supposedly adhesive and had to ditch the project for which I’d bought it. You’ll be better off with spray paint or construction paper with duct tape unless you are only going to want to use it to lie flat on a shelf. The absolute worst.

I needed to transform a not-very-cute dorm kitchen and used this product to redo the old linoleum floor. I used three rolls (with a coat of polycrylic on top) and after two weeks of use, it still looks great and has weathered all sorts of spills and messes with no problem. I've included before and after pictures. I also made a video of the application process but can't figure out how to upload it. It's called "Dorm kitchen makeover for less than $200" on YT if that's helpful.

I can't say how it wears because we just put it on. But we love it. Tips: 1. Make sure you're surface is completely clean. When you remove the silicone caulk, it can leave small particles that are hard to see. You must clean them all or they will show as small bumps. 2. When a small area at a time. You can lift it a small amount if you need to adjust, but if you pull up too much, it will stretch. 3. Lightly use a hair dryer for any decorative edges, but be careful! Too much heat will melt it. Warm it up slowly and smooth as you go. Corners are hard! Tread carefully. Stay tuned for how it actually wears!

I was in need of a slate background for a project and this was perfect. It was super easy to lay on the board and looks great.

while they are simple to use & easy to install and look nice. there is NO ADHESION, NONE, ZIP,ZILCH,NADA . the paper backing wont even stay put. SO UNLESS YOU ARE PREPARED TO SPEND MORE MONEY & ADD SOMETHING ELSE FOR ADHESION IT IS A WASTE OF TIME. they are also very thin , not like the standard peel & stick floor tiles.