Thick White Contact Paper Matte White Wallpaper 16"x198" Waterproof Peel and Stick Wallpaper Decorative Self-Adhesive Vinyl Film Wrap Contact Paper for Walls Furniture Countertop

I bought it to wrap 2 outdoor kitchen cabinets doors and a small cooler door. Just look perfect. Is a high quality material (very thick) and the matte finish is very nice.Cons: is a extremely sticky so you have to apply it with an extremely care to avoid damaging the paper.

Used it for stairs and worked like a charm you can wipe off the dirt and I put some caulk around it

I bought this along with light teal to cover my ugly stainless refrigerator. It worked so well I covered the stainless microwave too. These stainless appliances came with the house, and when I had to replace the stove I went with white. I hate stainless, especially in my retro style kitchen. The blue and white on the fridge help it blend with the style.The texture is slightly eggshell, but it cleans easily. It's thick and very durable, although it rips easily if you accidentally tear it while applying it. But once it's stuck on, it stays put very well. It cleans up well too, and seems completely waterproof. I do stay away from the edges and seams, or go gently on those areas if I clean them, just to be safe.It's been on over a month and my family is hard on these appliances. Still holding up great.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve ordered this in the past, but this batch I got was super thick and only stays on with EZ Hang Peel & Stick Adhesive. I still love it but I wish the quality control was a little better.

Sticky and clean looking, little thin. Use it to cover an old desk and still holding up after a year. Also use it to cover logos on scopes and lights for weapons.

The “white” is not white! I was planning to cover a light grey surface with this! Guess what? It’s darker than the grey! Now I have to drive to return this! WASTE OF TIME! I ordered this online because I didn’t want to drive!The pictures shows the paper against white and cream white to show contrast.

I actually used this to recover parts of a black cabinet. I was going to throw the cabinet away, but decided to give this a shot. It did a surprisingly great job of covering some pretty rough wood! Just be sure to get it started straight. You can peel it off to try again, but it will stretch the fabric and it will not be smooth.I'd suggest unrolling it and putting something on it to flatten it out. The paper really holds the curl, which made it a little tougher getting it started straight.

Definitely worth it. The project itself was not easy. But the final result was perfect. The paper held up with hammering, and building my son’s KURA bed. I was applying the paper to wood parts. Despite a lot of corners it was easy to reposition and stretch to get it right.I will add it’s really good at hiding big holes. After covering all the bed components I couldn’t identify some of the predrilled holes and notches.