Hode White Self Adhesive Wallpaper Vinyl Film Sticky Back Plastic Roll Peel and Stick Furniture Stickers Backsplash for Wall Door Worktop Covering DIY (White) 60x300cm（Frosted）

Initially really pleased, once you get the hang of it.Only problem is if you get a bad batch. I needed another roll to finish a couple of doors but ordered 2 to be on the safe side due to issues with air bubbles and creases. Unfortunately the 2 rolls I got today were a bad batch and ended up using a full roll to do only 1 door. So make sure you get plenty to cover any issues, due to this not as cost effective as I first thought

By far the best adhesive paper tried. Would purchase again.

I wrapped my glass splashback with this. 1st pic is before, 2nd pic shows the splashback 'wrapped'. It went on so well, with hardly any issues. It's tuff, it wipes and scrubs well. It's not to everyone's taste, but we love it. Spent £50 on new handles and this vinyl and its changed my whole kitchen. You just have to be patient, prepare the surface well and take your time. I would highly recommend 😊

Wallpaper is good and quality is great also. We used it to renew wardrobes. Looks great. The only drawback for us is colour- it is “icy white”, cold colour and doesn’t match regular “white” (like IKEA etc) which is warm

This product is much thinner than I was expecting. When applied, any marks on the surface it's applied to will show through it. It covered the plywood box I used to hide pipes above a new boiler but I will be trying to find a better quality product to re-cover it with.

Used for my fridge freezer door to cover some scratches and small dents, and it's done that well

I used this to cover a painted plasterboard area under a breakfast bar. Because the surface was porous I wasn't able to adjust the position once it was on. However, the main issue I had was that when using a squeegee to smooth the paper, it caused damaged when it hit any surface imperfections on the wall. It bubbled as a result. This didn't happen when I used my hand to smooth the paper down. The remaining drops were perfect! Definitely use a trimming knife to cut off excess. If you have enough paper, practice before use!

I’m very happy with how this product has worked for me. I was sceptical on quality because of some photos posted by other buyers. Maybe I got lucky with a good batch, however I found the quality great. The stickiness of the vinyl is strong so could tare if trying to pull off if repositioning is required. I covered the back and front of my doors which took 4 rolls and some left spare if I damage any. Also best to use your hands to push out bubbles not a squeegee, use sissies and stanly blade to cut pieces and cut bigger, push out bubbles and use stanly blade to trim excess.