d-c-fix 346-8091 Decorative Self-Adhesive Film, Matte Black, 26" x 78" Roll

I swear by the white matte. I’ve bought at least 50 rolls over the years and it’s the easiest to apply and the best color compared to white paint.Funny story, I first bought it at Menards 5 years ago. I was allowed to paint my cabinets so I abandoned the whole contact paper idea. I just moved last month and I want a white kitchen. Cant paint here. I couldn’t remember the name of the brand but I did find one tiny piece that didn’t get thrown out. I searched everywhere, bought everything, none were it. Then I found the red grid lines on the back of it and almost cried I was so happy.I’m in real estate so staging is necessary and I love projects at my own home. This is THE BEST CONTACT PAPER FOR CABINETS. It blows EVERY SINGLE COMPETITOR OUT OF THE WATER.A lot of people don’t realize something is purple til they compare it to what it should be.2 suggestions: DO 2-3 layers to make it that softer white and DO NOT use a hairdryer unless you’re tightening around the edges. Bubbles galore otherwise.

I bought a painting I loved at an estate sale. I did not love the color or the frame which was covered in a "faux" wood grain contact paper. Listen, I think contact paper is a great product but A. this was just ugly contact paper and B. wrong for the painting. So I purchased d-c-fix in matte black (not easy to find black in a matte finish). It is thicker and richer than contact paper so it gave the painting the pop and upscale look it deserves. Also, I appreciated the measurement grid on the back. Use very sharp scissors or, if your good at it and have a steady hand, a single edge razor blade.

I ordered this and had to return it because it arrived dented, from the other items in the box. They need to ship this with appropriate padding so that it doesn't get dented. Anyway, they sent me a replacement and that roll worked well. I wanted an oval coffee table, but I couldn't find one small enough and I didn't want to spend too much either. So I just bought this roll to give my current coffee table an oval look. :D Then I put a thin piece of plexiglass over the table to keep the kids from peeling my white corners off. (The good news is- This stuff is removable so it won't damage your surfaces. The bad news is, that if you have exposed corners like I do in my design, savvy kids will figure this out and create new designs on the table with it.)The matte white is just what I was looking for. It was tough to find. (Everywhere I looked seemed to only have glossy white.) Stains wash off easily so even without a protective plexiglass cover any spills and pencil stains erase off easily.

This turned out pretty good on my large desk. It was some ugly 20+ year old plastic sticker wood pattern. This covered it up and has stayed put on my computer desk for probably 6 months now or so. White looks pretty good.I wish the manufacturer sold a much wider version because I had to buy two rolls and it left a very small seam where the two pieces met.

I got this film to conceal the scratched up top of a chest freezer. I know for a fact it won’t be durable and if something hits it, it most likely will snag some, but at least it doesn’t look like it did before. Anything is better than that.It was impossible to apply without a trick I learned from applying window tint. In a spray bottle I mix a few drops of dish liquid with a good amount of water and spray it on the surface, it makes the film movable until you get it lined up, then you can squeegee the water out and the film is perfectly applied.Without that trick, I couldn’t get it down without trying to pull it back up so many times that the material stretched and wrinkled no matter what.I bought a wallpaper tool kit on Amazon and used the felt edge scraper and it was a dream to apply. Hope this helps, because it sure helped me.

Used contact paper to update my rental. I hated the pink tiles so this was a quick fix and great quality.

I got another DC Fix product, the Whtie Wood. It was very difficult to put on the dishwasher. On top there was a warning about birth defects due to exposure of a chemical. I could not return the roll with white wood look, but I returned these two unopened. It's like a thick contact paper very hard to put on unless you are an expert, which I am not.

Used it to replace matte film that was on old closet storage drawers. It takes a little working with to understand how best to apply. Found that it was best to cut it oversize, then apply, then use a straight razor to trim it to fit perfectly. It took 3 rolls to cover all of our drawers but now they look brand new.

I love this brand. However, I do not recommend trying to do something this ambitious. It was exhausting! Pro-tip, google contact paper windex hack. It helps a lot

Solo usar si sabes usarlo, no para novatos

I'm in love with this peel and stick! After updating my very old countertops with the white marble design, my off-white cabinet doors were looking pretty sad and desperately needed an update. This product was super easy to apply and made a WORLD of didfence! Could not recommend it enough!

Je l’ai appliqué sur une planche et autour d’un meuble. La grande proportion utilisée à chaque fois et la souplesse de l’adhésif a rendu le travail difficile mais le rendu final est très bien.

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