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Easy to use product! It looks great on the desk. It looks like a brand new desk. It was very easy to apply and didn't rip during the many times I moved it around. It is certainly a great value for the money. The lines on the back make it easy to cut as needed. The texture is very smooth and I took my time to install so that I do not have any bubbles.

This contact paper looks great and is an easy way to upgrade a counter. It is smooth and has not ripped at all. It was easy to apply, but definitely took some precision and care. It seemed easier to do with two people, though you certainly could do it by yourself. There is a lot more in the roll than you think, so we were able to get a lot more coverage for other things than I originally thought.

I have two tall (57") filing cabinets that a friend gave us for free a few years ago. They are ugly and a bit beat up, but functional. I've been seeing videos recently of people refinishing their furniture using peel and stick wallpaper so I thought I'd give it a try with this Heroad wood wallpaper.The project to finish just one cabinet took me about 2 hours to complete, but, besides it being a large cabinet, it took a while to figure out how to properly install this paper. The paper is thick. So much so that it was hard to fold around corners and edges and stay in place. The plastic-ness of it meant that it broke (not tore) if I tried to hard to pull and mold it. It also didn't stick well for pieces that were folded around corners unless there were a few inches of cabinet for it to hold on to. This was getting very frustrating until I figured out a trick.I used a hair dryer on the high setting to help soften the paper and make the glue melt a little. This helped tremendously. I was able to cleanly fold over the edges and have them stay stuck. Although no one will be mistaken about this being a wood cabinet, it looks so much better with the paper on, it was worth the effort that I'm glad to show it off. I also spray painted the hardware black to update the whole look.Pros of this paper:Very thick so it covers small imperfections and dark colorsNice woodgrain lookSeams meld together well and are almost unnoticeableWorks great on flat surfacesExcellent grid on back for easy measuring and cuttingCuts well with scissors or bladeCons of this paper:Very thick so it doesn't mold well around corners or edgesBreaks (tears)The color is a bit different than on the computer monitorI will be covering the second cabinet now that I have mastered the first one. Overall, I would buy this paper again, but only for flat surfaces like walls or table tops that require no folding or shaping. I would not recommend this paper for covering any furniture that has shapes or curves.

Great product fixed my issues in these cheap rental house cabinets. See the following before and after. Its like they are news! Pretty close match.

Looks nice and easy to apply. Good for places with a large surface area, such as a wall, but for small or narrow areas the adhesive is not very strong and it comes off easily.

The media could not be loaded. Finally became an empty nester. I couldn't wait to turn the unused bedroom into a craft room. Before, I rad been vanquished to the cold basement. I brought up the rolling storage carts and wanted to put some kind of shelf or table type top on them for extra storage and to look finished. I purchased an unfinished shelf board for this. I hate painting and always end up wearing more paint then the project. I had seen heavy duty contact paper that was being used for cabinets and countertops. I thought this would be a quick and easy option for someone like me. I couldn't have been more pleased with how easily it applied and how nice it turned out. It is a heavier vinyl then shelf liner or the contact paper you can buy at your local Fred Meyer's or Walmart. It comes in a variety of widths and lengths. This was a plus for me as I didn't want to have to piece the top and try to match the pattern. It is very durable, waterproof and easy to apply. I didn't have any bubbles to work out and it was sticky enough to adhere. I did read some people didn't think it was very sticky, but if you read the description, you will see that you can use a hair dryer to activate the glue to help with adhesion. Highly recommend.

The description "Natural Wood Contact Paper..." is very deceptive. First, this is typical vinyl contact paper, not "natural wood." Second, it doesn't even look like wood -- the grain patterns do not look natural at all. It also claims that "the wood grain is very real and textured." It is perfectly smooth with no grain or texture. That all said, it worked for what I needed it for -- to cover some holes inside my bathroom cabinets. I would NOT use this where it was openly visible.

The dishwasher leaked from the bottom and the water was absorbed by the particle board in the adjoining cabinet under the kitchen sink. After cutting the wet particle board and replacing with plywood (sorry no pic) I covered it with this 24 inch vinyl. It was easy to install, able to adjust, did not wrinkle and it is waterproof. It is smooth so easy to wipe up any spills. Excellent product and value.