Black Wood Self Adhesive Paper Durable, Thickening Waterproof Countertop Cabinet 15.7" X 400"

I work in an office building with hodge-podge mismatched desks and furniture. As someone who spends up to 10 hours a day in her office, and (don't laugh) need to have organized and nice areas in which I spend my time or else I get anxious (yes, I see a Dr. for my anxiety). I was recently moved into a new office with three desk surfaces all made of different material: two shades of fake wood, and one a hard gray. It was very triggering to me, and as someone who has used designed contact paper before in her home to spruce up and recover old or outdated things in her home (cupboards, tables, counters, etc) and I knew how well they usually worked, I took a chance and order this black wood grain.It was a BREEZE to put on, and the seams are nearly invisible, even under the harsh fluorescent office lighting. It transformed my space into a sleek and chic office, in which I hung pictures and bought some cute office decor to make it more like a home office than a barren, icky, messy office that stresses you out.Best part: It's removable and leave behind no residue, so facilities didn't have a problem with me using it. have two coworkers that want me to do the same thing to their offices too, AND I'm up for a promotion and may be leaving this office and there are already arguments over who "gets" my office. So funny!I will say that it was easy to put on because I had done this so many time before. You've got to measure twice, cut once, go very slowly, and use a gift or thicker shoppers card to minimize bubbles.I have included one photo that shows two things: the seam where two pieces joined, and also the end where I had not followed my own advice on measuring twice, and had to add a teeny tiny strip at the end to cover a gap. If you're standing over it and looking closely you can notice it, but that's it.The paper is just the tiniest bit fragile, so be careful when repositioning bc the vinyl will stretch and leave a "stress" mark, which did happen in one spot as I was smoothing a large bubble out. I then just cut it out, and placed a "patch" over it, then carefully cut away the excess.So overall, the paper is thick, but fragile, sticks very well and smoothly, and I would definitely recommend. But again, TAKE YOUR TIME, and keep the paper on as you apply, and just roll back small sections as you squeeze out bubbles, then repeat.Durability I gave three stars only because it isn't very durable when installing if you need to peel back or push out a large bubble, and the surface does scratch with pressure, but I don't mind because it's not that noticeable.

I had old, outdated office file cabinets. The cabinets worked, just didn't go with my new desk. I was able to cover both cabinets with ease and give the outdated cabinets a new look. My boss thought I bought new cabinets and was surprised when I told him what I did. It is very easy to measure, cut and apply. You can easily remove if needed and start again if you don't get it straight. I will definitely purchase again.

This stuff is the best! I love up-cycling furniture and painting takes a lot more time and space to do well, so I always use contact paper. This contact paper has an actual wood-grain texture on it which makes camouflaging the edges much easier as well as hiding slight imperfections like bubbles. This contact paper is also much thicker than other brands so it smooths out uneven areas. I got this desk for free from a neighbor and it was scratched up and old, as well as being a color which didn't match my other furniture, and this paper did the trick to make it brand new with no sanding required.My best advice for application is take your time and don't pull on the material too much, there is a slight stretch to it (because its made of plastic) and while it may seem that you have to pull on it a lot to remove air bubbles, pulling actually makes the bubbles worse. Lay the material down gently and then smooth it out in large sections rather than small ones. This will result in the smoothest and easiest application. Use an x-acto knife to clean up edges and you're all set!

We used it to reface our cabinets in our kitchen since we are renters and did not want to damage the current cabinets and we can’t paint or stain them. We used a different brand to do our marble counter tops and that brand seems a little more durable. This does rip more easily so you have to be gentle. One of the rolls and a spot on the inside and we had to cut that out and waste it. I couldn’t send the whole role back since we used half of it already. Otherwise it seems durable and does make our kitchen look 100x better.

We used this product to recover a couple of light colored rectangular end tables. The vinyl looks great once it’s on however we did waste a lot of product trying to apply it. You have to be very careful that you don’t tear it as it is very thin and if you wrinkle it at all while pulling off the backing, the crease will show. Can’t comment on durability yet but so far, for the price, it seems to be a decent product to update old end tables.

Sticks well and you can feel the wood grain simulation. I used it to line the pantry and bathroom cabinets. Easy to clean and the can food items didn’t ruin it at all. Tricky to learn how to apply stuff like this so watch videos to learn so you don’t make mistakes because you will ruin the portion of lining paper if you need to remove it. Other then that it’s an easy and cheap option to refinish a surface.

I lined two shelves in a pantry with this product. I have used other brands in the past that are thinner liners, and they were so hard to manage while applying. This paper is easy to apply, doesn't end up all stuck to itself while you're trying to position it on the shelf, it looks very nice and it is easy to clean. I would buy it again.

Very poor adhesion. Leaves bubbles, and doesn't stay on. The wood grain was not raised, and was barely even printed. It also ripped very easily when we put the piece in place. We have a lot of experience working with vinyl wraps, and most of the ones we have used have been much better than this by far. Hard pass on this. We ended up uninstalling it and going a different route, because it was so bad.