Decotalk Contact Paper Wood Grain Peel and Stick Wallpaper Self Adhesive Removable Brown Wood Contact Paper for Countertops Waterproof Vintage Wallpaper for Drawer Liner Cabinets Walls Desk 12"x120"

The color looks just like the picture seen. And it was very easy to cut and install. It’s waterproof and durable. It functions very well and the stickiness is strong so it might take some effort to remove but these look beautiful on countertops.

I ordered this contact paper not expecting a whole lot but boy was the wrong. I wanted to update my guest bathroom countertop without having to remodel. It was very easy to install and it looks great. It has been on the counter top over a year and still looks as good as it did the day it was installed. This product is thicker and comes in a wider width that your standard contact paper. I was able to lift it up and reapply to get it straight without it tearing or stretching. I am very pleased with this product and would purchase again. Very reasonable price and great quality product.

I was looking for a durable vinyl that looked realistic and rustic. This vinyl is heavy duty and looks amazing. It was easy to install and cut to size and was very functionable. Have not had any appealing and have had it on my cupboards for about a year. It’s sicker than most vinyls and I haven’t had any issues with bubbling. Highly recommend this vinyl very satisfied customer..

This product is really great. I was originally planning to cover my counter tops in this contact paper but I wasn't sure if I would have the patcience and how easily I'd be able to smooth it out. I've been really wanting a faux wood beam in my livingroom and luckily for me, I saw a reviewer photo that did just that. I decided to buy one of the mid size options and did the 110 inch beam between my living room and kitchen. The size of the roll was perfect for coverage. I did cut the roll twice and regret not cutting it into 3 sections because the area is tried to fold over ended up extra bubbly and messed up. I was able to patch most of the mistakes I made and I doubt anyone aside from myself would be able to point them out. One issue I've noticed is that even after smoothing sometimes parts of the contact paper will bubble. My house is 98 years old and has a lot of wonky stuff going on so it could just be that my walls are uneven but I'll have to go back and resmooth the whole thing tomorrow. On the other hand, it is pretty easy to pull up if you make a mistake.I probably wont be using this for my counter top because I'm a perfectionist when it comes to that stuff and I know I'll just get frustrated and give up. Im so glad I bought it for the beam though. Its definitely higher quality and thicker than standard clear contact paper but its definitely not wood either. Definitely worth a shot for your project. I cant stop staring at it

Before I bought a roll, I skimmed through the reviews to see if anyone attempted using this product on an exterior front door, and had no luck. Everything I saw was indoors. Because it was a relatively good price, I took a chance. I had no trouble with the application at all, it was fairly easy in fact. I was hopeful that the material was going to be a little thicker and more durable than the peel and stick wallpaper you can buy in places like Lowes. I was pleasantly surprised that it was a little thicker than the wallpaper and that made this product much easier to apply. With the thinner peel and stick, touching sticky side to sticky side can be a nightmare to undo, and you can potentially leave wrinkles and even ruin entire pieces. But this product was not like that at all. This is much easier to manage. Has great adherence, which I was worried about because it was going to be applied to an exterior door, which by the way is an exterior door that will not ever get rained on. I probably wouldn't have considered using this product if it wasn't. Because it is under an overhang on my front porch, i was ok trying it. Over time, I'll be able to give a better review for how it holds up in different temperatures. It's was the 30s today, and after being in the cold for 10 hours, it's still adhering good, no issues so far. Total project from start to finish was around 2 hours, and that included taking the door off, removing the knob and lock, and then putting it all back together. Great product so far and it looks really good for what it is. Would recommend if you are looking for an alternative to painting your door with the wood grain finish paint. This looks very realistic, the paint does not.

Works, and the table is as good as new. Thanks. Some problem around the edges, it doesn't stick well at the edge, but we used transparent tape to solve it.

I was able to apply this on my own while pregnant. It easily lifts up to reapply if there is a bubble or anything. I like that it gave instructions and advice like ensuring the area is clean before applying. Even though I did my own research I liked that it was there. It made my kitchen totally transform for a fraction of the cost. I can’t believe how easy it was to apply honestly. I’ve had it on for a few months now and I clean it as usual and no issues with anything that I use

The media could not be loaded. If you think you can cut a straight line with this...no you can't. Even following the lines on the back, it's so thick and rolled up that it's nearly impossible. BUT I did do it by myself so maybe that makes the difference. Time will tell on how durable it is. I bought spray glue to use with it but it was sticky enough without it. Super think and seems sturdy BUT it hasn't gotten wet yet. I do love the look of it though. Looks like real wood and makes me wish I would have chosen real wood as my counter tops two years ago. I'll update in a few months.