Styrene Sheet for Lampshade (13.5" Height x 64" Length) - Adhesive Roll for DIY Round Drum Lamp Shade - Repair Damaged Shades - Make a New Lampshade - Compatible With All Materials

I bought a unique lamp from a thrift store and it was damaged in a move. The shade finally fell apart last week. After looking up how to repair it, I saw this product. It was very easy to use. It was also forgiving as I didn't lay the fabric on perfectly, and I could pull off and re-adhere. Now I'm looking to create other lamps with the remaining styrene strip.

Made my first 3 mini lampshades with jute covering. Worked very well. It's very stiff so I didn't need metal rings for support.I had to massage the styrene a bit when creating a circle as it has lot of power to unwinds.

Had never refurbished a swag light before, and this made it easy. Was just what i was looking for and easy to work with

Liked that it was easy to make a lampshade from. My shade had seen better days and this shade turned out beautiful. Easy to use and is holding up great.

Very easy to use. I covered a chandelier using this product and it turned out fantastic.Only down fall for me was the diameter was 65” and the longest roll I could get without going really wide and buying unnecessary amounts, was 64”. Size purchased 10x64.I added an inch to the fabric at the end. It was ok and worked out , but would have had a better finished look had the roll came in say 10 x 70 or 72”

I rolled it out and put books on the ends to let it uncurl for a couple of days as suggested by others. The adhesive backing adhered well and went on pretty easily, especially considering the fact that I used a heavy weight home dec fabric. I reused the rings from my old lampshades and it came out looking like a professional made it. I also purchased the double sided tape suggested by Amazon which made the project go much more smoothly than using glue would have. I was a little nervous about taking this on, but it was surprisingly easy to do.

Seems to be great quality, but make sure to double check the size you’re getting.Thought I bought a much longer piece, but instead got only 40” for $40. I could have just bought two brand new lamp shades for that price! Instead, I can’t even make one. Would not recommend.

I have two overhead light /vent fixtures missing plastic covers, with exposed bare bulbs. This worked beautifully. I just cut a piece with two tabs on either side, big enough so that it curves around the bulb. Saved buying a whole new fixture (as you can’t buy a replacement cover). I just left the backing on-did not cover the pieces with fabric. I ordered the smallest length and i did two fixtures and have plenty left.