Yasinet Peel and Stick Wallpaper White Wallpaper White Contact Paper Waterproof Self Adhesive Removable Wall Paper Decorative for Wall Bedroom Vinyl Vinyl Film 17.7" X 393.7"

I got this to help cover my stainless refrigerator. I'm sick of stainless appliances and cleaning fingerprints off them all the time. And I think they're ugly, especially in my retro-style kitchen, but the stainless stove and fridge came with the house. The stove broke so I replaced it with a white one, and wanted the fridge to match. I bought white peel and stick as well as this blue color, and it turned out nice.So far it seems pretty durable, and it's completely washable. It's a nice thickness and feels sturdy, especially once it's on. It does rip easily if you accidentally tear it while applying it, but once it's on it sticks really tight. This kitchen has few windows and feels like a cave, so covering the fridge really helped brighten it. The blue color also helped the retro feel.

I wasn’t sure what to expect with this since the reviews are so polarizing. But I’m glad I went with it. We placed wallpaper on the wall of our exposed kitchen cabinets. The wallpaper isn’t thin and I was afraid that I was making imperfections as I was applying the wallpaper. However, once I got the hang of it and everything was smoothed it looks great! It’s not really thin but you can see a slight overlap when placing a piece on top of another. It was pretty easy to work with. I love the texture and I would definitely recommend this if you’re using the wallpaper for smaller spaces. I’m not sure how it would look on entire wall.

Had to remove an Ikea laminate door that got damaged by heat and steam and found that the style was discontinued. Used this paper to cover the rear, sides, and top of the cabinet and replaced the shelves. Color looks lighter on the roll, but darker in cabinet (light grey). Then used the remainder to cover the scuffed toe kicks at the base. Not so easy to install. Cut to size first (has marking lines on the back) and just peel back a few inches at the start, then smooth and peel the back off as you go, and make sure the important edges are aligned. Plan small overlaps if you need them—it's not thick, so if you leave big overlaps, you will see the difference in color. Not sure if it'll hold up—but it solved the problem and looks good, imo!

Beautiful, easy to install and great quality

The media could not be loaded. First of all believe the reviews!! I read them and figured I’d still give it a chance.1) I ordered the same color and they sent two different shades! One is much darker than the other.2) The length of the roll is not even. As you can see in the attached images and video (even when I laid it flat against the wall) there are lengths in the roll that are not the full width throughout the entire roll. So this will leave gaps in places. I kept unsticking to try and straighten it up and thought I was running crazy because I do this stuff often and have pretty good alignment. I rolled it out flat on the floor and measured to find I wasn’t crazy.3) it’s super thin. If you are using this to cover up another color or something of the sort you will have difficulty. It’s fine on the white wall but otherwise it’s even thinner than vinyl use use on a cricut machine.Honestly you’d do better by buying the cricut or any other brands vinyl because that’s all it is but a much lower quality.

I wanted to love this so bad, but this paper was NOT it for me. There’s other products I used that are far better. The thickness of this is terrible - so any creasing or scratches or folds and the wallpaper is damaged. The adhesion is not great if you are using large pieces, so I had to cut small pieces to cover a large area, and trying to stick around edges to go into the next section - you might as well just cut it off and start a new piece, because you’ll end up causing damage or the piece will not stick. It’s very transparent - so if you have overlap on any pieces... well the overlap will be very obvious. I’m disappointed with this product, and honestly would not purchase again. Go find a thicker contact paper and you will be much happier.

We have this built-in china cabinet that I had used for plants. The back of it was mirror tiles they were older started flaking didn't look very pretty. I wanted to make a change without spending a lot of money. We decided to turn it into a bookcase and I wanted to cover the mirrors that weren't in great shape until we can remove them and do something maybe more permanent in the house. The dark green in the picture advertised is definitely darker than the contact paper that shows up. But I really liked it It's more of a sage green then forest green. But it looks rich and the material is thick lining it up was really easy to start laying it down and then you could pull it up and lay it back down and pull it up and lay it back down and it was still very sticky still held really well. I'm very pleased with how it turned out.

These were wonderful. Easy and quick to put up. Easy to smooth out any air bubbles and even when I had to pull down a panel to realign and put back up, it didn’t lose any of its stickiness. The only thing to be mindful of is if you have to cut a panel, the ends do fray a bit but you can overlap panels and get what appears to be a smooth finish unless you stand right up close to it. Already did a second color on a separate wall and plans to do one or two more in other rooms of my apartment.