Simplify Shelf/Draw Liners for Drawers,Covering Books,Arts & Crafts - Mermaid Mint - Pack of 2-30 SQ. FT

I’ve spent a great deal of time and energy applying various brands of contact paper over the past few weeks as I get my classroom ready for a new school year. This contact paper is hands down my favorite.It’s by far the easiest to use. I’ve applied it to wood, metal and even cardboard. It looks fantastic wherever it is. The backing has the most uninterrupted lines of any brand and it is easy to pull back and reapply as long as you catch a mistake working a reasonable amount of time. I used the grey burlap and was amazed at how seamless the finished product looked even when I used small pieces to band aid miscalculations of length. When I had used up both rolls I was able to effortlessly piece together the last few scraps to finish a project and it still looks great. This contact paper is thick and doesn’t tear easily. I would highly recommend this product.

I bought a dresser for my daughters at a garage sale. I love DIY projects and had a vision for it. I got this paper to line the drawers and to line the sides. It looks so good! The back of the paper has grid lines so cutting straight and the correct size is very easy. It is easy to peel too. As a drawer liner, it is perfect. I did use an adhesive spray for the paper on the sides because I figured the sides would be rubbed/touched more often. The spray worked well with the paper too. I LOVE the finished look!

If you expect perfection, then hire someone to come and lay your backsplash for you with real tile! If you want to change the look of something but are on a budget this is a great option. It was very easy to work with other than it is a little thin so be careful when removing the back (can rip). I originally had a different textured backsplash that was way more expensive and it didn't stick, got discolored and just looked terrible. This stuff is sticking and looks relatively good for under $10!

I bought this product from a home store a few weeks ago, but grossly underestimated how much I’d need (my fault for sure). I have half a wall covered now. I went back to buy more, but couldn’t find any of the same pattern.I finally found the ‘gray burlap’ pattern of this online. I was so looking forward to finishing my wall today, but the shelf liner delivered was ‘gray subway tiles’. I thought maybe I could rush an order, if even pay a little bit to rush the return, but I didn’t have that option.I already have a hard time trusting products online will work, but now I don’t trust that I can even get the right one.The product (the one I already had) itself is nice. If you use it on a texted surface (like walls) the bumps do show up with enough lighting. Not too difficult to work with. Definitely reusable if you use it right.

Bought this to line the drawers and cabinets of our new house as the previous owners had left a few stains that wouldn’t come out. It is exactly what you think. Great adhesive, easy to cut and fairly easy to reposition.A+ all around and it looks fantastic

I used this shelf liner on the walls of my linen closet. It turned out beautiful! You have a chose of using the scallop pattern going up or down. I picked down. The pattern was easy to match, much simpler than wallpaper. With the leftover pieces, I lined the vanity drawers.

I used this product for 2 projects. I applied it to the back of a bookcase and it turned out very cute. The measuring grid on the backing is off and was useless. So do your own measuring, cut with a straight edge and sharp blade. The roll runs horizontally. Wish it ran vertically for these projects. Would have made it much easier to apply by peeling the backing as you work down. I had to work it going horizontally, which is different than other products I've used. I cussed a lot lol. The repeat on this is nearly impossible to match up without a lot of waste. For the bookcase, it wasn't a big deal. But I put it up on a wall and I had to just say screw it and forget about matching it up. Not noticeable from 6 feet away. Definitely noticeable closer up. If you're really detailed, you'll need to order extra. I will note, my wall is textured. I figured it wouldn't adhere. Did a trial area and after a week, it's holding up. The "gold" look detailing is actually brown. I'm going to take a gold paint pen to outline. It'll look nicer with a splash of shine and maybe take away from the seems and mismatched areas.

Worked great for my cabinets