LivelynineMatte White Contact Paper Peel and Stick Waterproof White Wallpaper for Walls Cabinets Countertop Vinyl Covers Kitchen Cabinet Wallpaper for Bedroom Bathroom Removable Paintable 15.8x78.8

Several people asked if this is paintable, it IS INDEED!It is a bit difficult to use. You must be patient. Cut and prep the piece first without removing the backing. Then remove a small area of the backing and attach it, assuring the piece is aligned. It's not easy to move if you make a mistake and I had better luck giving myself plenty of room for error and trimming.I used this over marble slabs at the base of a bay window. You can imagine the angles I had to deal with, not to mention having to wrap the film around the front and underneath. Because I didn't want to sand and prep the slabs, I used this vinyl adhesive film. I then painted it with Sherwin William Promar 400 semi-gloss paint. I filled and sanded the seam before the final coat and it appears seamless. I'm pleased with the result.

The before and after is crazy!!!Just so you know you can clean with Clorox and other substances. It takes time and patience ( I’m a perfectionist) but it’s so worthy. I did this before with my bath cabinets but remodeling the kitchen took several days. I covered the cabinets with the paper, painted the edges black with regular acrylic and topped it with clear sealer. We bought some handles off Amazon as you can see not all of them have it. We just wanted to try them out. We painted the wall white and what was about it. We still need to finish but a big difference!! Feel so much fresher and modern. I bought 3 ( different size) of these rolls. And I have still have half a roll left. The 24’ as perfect for the big cabinets! They are easy to manipulate. They are not scratch proof tho!! We have a cat and we had to teach him NOT to scratch them 🔫 but cleaning is great. it sticks really well. It’s not messy, you can unstick it if you make a mistake and stick it again. I would recommend it for budge remodeling!!!! Or for rental too. They don’t destroy the paint. Pretty cool and great product

Was going to use it on the front of the cabinets but ended up using it on a board under the sink.

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Used this to upgrade some Ikea furniture, as well as one of Livelyline's wood grain contact papers. This was by far better quality and easier to work with than the other roll I used. The adhesive is good, allows you to reposition multiple times and stay sticky. It can stretch if you work with it too much, and it creases quite a bit, but is honestly not that noticeable. Not sure how it compares to other popular contact paper brands, but I'm pretty happy with it overall. It is a very cool white and still did a good job covering my nearly black shelf. I'm going to purchase another roll for another piece of furniture. I will caution that I don't think this would be safe to use on paint if you're renting - it pulled up some of the finish on my shelves so just be cautious about where you're using it.

Excellent! I used this for several purposes. 1. I am in an apt and didn’t want to deal with painting the wall back when I move out so I covered the wall in this and painted it instead. It came out great! 2. I didn’t like my cabinets in my rental kitchen so I made cabinet fascades out of hard board this wallpaper and some trim -then painted. This wallpaper paints extremely well! Just like furniture or drywall! So many uses!

This is fine contact paper, easy to use, etc, but the color is off, and that is a big deal if you are trying to match something.. I bought white. I got a pale gray-blue. It's better than nothing, but not much.

I selected the quantity of "2" when I ordered this product to cover a specific area. The first set went great, after some trial and error for install. Second set started fine, then I took a step back to see part of set 1 adjacent to a part of set 2. They were clearly from different dye lots, and one had a more purple-ish hue. Left me with half a room completed, and too nervous to order again to figure out which dye lot it would be from. (Attaching a photo of the two sets adjacent, no it is not the lighting either)