LivelynineBrown Wood Contact Paper Waterproof Kitchen Cabinet Wallpaper Peel and Stick Wood Stickers for Furniture Wood Grain Vinyl Wrap for Cabinets Desk Table Kitchen Counter Top Covers 15.8"x78.8"

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Color is accurate to what is seen in the picture. The wood looks realistic. The adhesive is strong and the paper can be reapplied several times without the adhesive weakening. We did end up with one small wrinkle but I believe that was on our part. The price for the 15.7 x 197 inch was good and this size allowed us a lot of room for mistakes. This room for error is needed during what ended up being a labor intensive process. It came with a spiderman sticker which is epic. I don't main him in marvel rivals but I appreciate him nonetheless.

I don't remember how it happened, but the cap on the corner of my kitchen island got hit and it ripped off the vinyl covering that came original on it (see photo). Because it was such an eyesore and I didn't want the board to be exposed to who-knows-what-my-kids-can-come-up-with, I thought this covering would match enough that it wouldn't be bothersome. The product is a little crazy to work with at first, but once you get the hang of it, it didn't take too much effort to get the product onto my island. I did work slowly with a plastic spatula scraper for wall mud, removing the backing to the product a little bit at a time. I also followed the manufacturer's suggestions about poking a tiny hole in the few bubbles that I couldn't work out and smoothing as best as I could there. All-in-all it was a very positive experience! I recommend this product!

Beautiful wood looking material, easy application.

We went far too long without this storage because I care about looks... After my boyfriend moved in I refused to bring any of his Ikea black particleboard bedroom set from his youth up into our room. Instead, there laid a vintage wicker lounge chair and ottoman, which was not to be sat in. A rolling clothes rack and broken closet rod later, my prized possession went into the garage and I agreed to bring the wardrobe up with one nightstand. It became the focal point of the whole room. It sucked the soul right out. Alas! Contact paper! It was my first time ever using it and I started with the nightstand. I bought a vinyl wrap/ window tinting kit that came with a couple felt squeegees and a utility knife and went to town. Very satisfying. Not too difficult, just need to bring your patience. The corners were the trickiest part, but we just choose to not look too close. It holds up pretty well too with daily use. I was so obsessed with the new wardrobe and nightstand that I just bought two more of the same nightstands and contact papered them as well!

Had the ugly cheap granite in my bathroom but didn’t want to remodel. Even with the constant moisture from showering the vinyl is in perfect condition. This photo is after like 2-3 months since I applied it

I bought this to upgrade some IKEA shelves in my apartment and avoid the process of painting them. I was really looking forward to this - the wood grain and shade were exactly what I was looking for and it looked just like the pictures irl. I found this contact paper very difficult to work with, there were a ton of bubbles that were impossible to scrape out and the adhesive doesn't stick well around corners so there are some sections where it's bubbling up from that. You can also lose the adhesive really quickly so repositioning it is not really a possibility. I super glued down some of the edges as I didn't have the patience to start over with new paper. Maybe on a counter or table, it would work better but definitely was not ideal for my project, which was a shame because I really do still love the color of it. If you're going to buy this, definitely buy extra because you will probably have a breakdown trying to make this to work and have to start sections over multiple times. I would suggest sticking to the contact paper brands that DIYers recommend.

Wanted to redo my counter tops in the kitchen as it was an ugly grey builder home marble. Took about two and a half to install on 9-10ft of space (with breaks). But it came out looking so good, I still cant believe it made such a difference. My kitchen now feels more homey and cozy. The wood pattern is beautiful and even with overlapping it some areas it blends in seamlessly.