HomeinMarble Contact Paper, Peel and Stick Countertops Wallpaper Waterproof Self Adhesive Wall Paper Roll for Cabinets Drawers Kitchen Old Furniture, Modern Glossy White/Gold (35.4"x78.7")

Love the look of the marble pattern. I used this one because it incorporated a little brown in the pattern to tie in my brown cabinets with the kitchen better.My only gripe was that the first batch I bought of this was TERRIBLE trying to peel the backing off. It kept tearing in small pieces making it hard to apply the paper on my own. I had to get someone to help me tear the backing off while I smoothed it down. I ordered more and that batch worked perfect without any tearing of the backing. Came off super easy and I could do it myself.I am updating my kitchen on a budget and used this to cover up my ugly yellow counters. I used the wider 34.5" roll so there would be no unsightly seams. I applied the paper lengthwise down the length of the counters and wrapped the excess under the edges. Highly recommend doing that for counters instead of the small rolls that cause you to have a ton of ugly seams like alot of people on here seem to have done.. I used super glue to make it stick under the counters because it wouldn't on its own. I used an exacto knife to cut everything precisely and a spackling tool to smooth the paper down. Then I caulked around the sink and along the edges where it meets the wall and applied 3 coats of a water based polyurethane product to protect it from daily use and give it a nice gloss/sheen. Came out really nice! Still have other updates to do, but the counter transformation itself made a huge difference!UPDATE (10/7) - it's been about 4 months and everything is still holding up really nicely. I would say maybe just add some little felt pads to the footing of appliances or items on the counter to make it less likely to leave dents or marks from prolonged sitting or sliding across counters. For instance my paper towel holder has metal feet on the bottom that have caused minor imprints into the surface. But other than that, no complaints. Easy to clean with soap/water or just plain water. No staining even if not cleaned up right away. There have been wine and coffee drips left for a few days that I didn't notice and they easily still wiped off with just water. Not sure if it would perform this well without the polyurethane coating, so I'm glad I took this extra step to protect the paper. Still happy with my decision!

We are renovating our rent trailer and while the counter tops weren’t in bad condition, they looked horrible when we painted the cabinets and redid the floors. So we started looking at countertop options that wouldn’t break the bank or require us to saw off the countertops (they’re made not to fall off so it would be a rough demo and probably make us rebuild some cabinetry which sounds like death). I found someone did something like unto this! They got vinyl/contact paper with a fun design and stuck it on and it looked great!Some tips with working with this product:Start in the further most corner, and peel the paper back as you go. If you precut there is a grid patterned on the back paper that helps with straight lines, but don’t peel until you have a set corner and you know your edges are straight!Make sure you have some kind of smoothing tool and an exactoknife or razor blade. Something sharp and precise to cut perfect corners and lines -it’s easy to cut, but if your tool isn’t sharp it won’t cut cleanly. I got a “smoothing tool set” here on Amazon that was about $6-$8 and it came with an exactoknife that worked beautifully! It also came with two smoothing tools: a large red one and a small blue one with a softer, fuzzy edge (great for smoothing wrinkles without ripping).It’s best to have two people, one to set the corner and then begin smoothing with the tool, and the other to hold the opposite end straight and peel back the paper as you go. The paper did rip easily so every now and again if we didn’t start with a clean peel it would rip and we would wonder why it wasn’t sticking 😂 so make sure you listen for ripping paper sounds!This paper is thick, waterproof (I cleaned it with a multi-purpose spray and it worked beautifully!), and beautiful! The patterned is a gold veined marble and it’s gorgeous! (See pictures)Also, you don’t have to get a smoothing tool set, but it was so much simpler with one! If you have anything that works like a smoothing tool, maybe a ruler or anything with a flat edge that won’t cut, it just prevents those bubbles and helps it lay flat.I have not tried putting this on a wall, I did it for countertops but I imagine putting it on a wall so long as it is smooth, would be fairly easy. Just line up the edges and corners.Highly recommend for any project and/or upgrade! 🥰

Transform my simple console table to a very modern and slick looking one for a very cheap price

Bought this contact paper to update a small vanity in our bathroom before we buy a better vanity. The quality for price is amazing, thicker paper and has a great matte look to it that’s beautiful. Pattern looks real and beautiful as well. I used to install vinyl decals, so installation was easier for me personally. I added a photo of a trick I use for hard parts, using painters tape to template the piece and you can place that on the paper and cut out from there. I also use a hair dryer on higher heat to get curves and tough spots and a squeegee to smooth out. I had to make the part around the sink in two sections because of the width of the paper I got so I just cut it in the small section near the middle of the sink and then matched up the paper when I made the second section, and it actually looks perfectly fine! Very happy with this overall, but now sad about how bad my sink color is hahaha!

Looks nice but one the edges it wouldn’t stay down. I had to tape it unfortunately to get it to stay down.

Alright y'all, don't laugh at me! I didn't order enough and it ended up patchy. You must have the patience of a saint and the precision of a brain surgeon to get this on neatly! I'm not gonna lie it was a struggle for me to do it on my own. It's thick and very sticky so you must lay the first piece down as perfectly as possible. That's where I messed up. My first piece was off by an almost imperceptible amount and it threw off the whole counter top. The roll is rolled up so tightly that it won't unroll very well and makes it difficult to work with. I'll be ordering more and starting over I think. The marbling is beautiful!

I haven’t been an active nail tech since 2015, so, I didn’t want to spend $1000+ on a desk like I have in the past. I found a used nail desk on FB market place that already had a dust collector installed for cheap. But the desk needed a major DIY done on it.Almost ended up going for a teal and blue theme, but ended up with white, pinks, and golds. The desk was a looooong process. If you want an in-depth review keep reading or click away if you are happy just seeing the stars/pictures.Primed everything for 24 HRS. Had to sand everything...FYI matte black primer will adhere and to glitter paints way better than white. White primer was a struggle until we used black on the shelves. Wish we had used the black for everything. Painted the legs, vent, crystal knob bases, and shelves in glitter gold. This took 3-4 days of doing a coat, then letting it dry for 24 hrs. I’ve learned having 3 cans for glitter spray to act as the base for everything before using the same glitter in PAINT was the easiest. The vent and knob bases would only go thin/even with the spray. Stuff like the legs/metal part and shelves of desk needed the base sprayed before glitter paint would sit on it. Took only one coat then 24hrs to dry each time. So about 5 days in total just for the glitter. Ended in clear glossy sealant spray that took 2 more days (24hrs per coat).LASTLY THE DESK TOP! Ordered this contact paper based on price and good reviews. The exact same one is on Aliexpress but the cost was the same and it would arrive faster from Amazon. I almost got a pink marble or blue/teal marble print; if that had been my theme if I ended up with the blue electric nail file it would have been. So, I ordered the white marble print that had more gold in it. Might convert everything to blue one day as the legs can be done in glitter teal/blue.Go in with a plan before laying your paper!!!! I measured my desk before ordering as I did not want there being a line in the design if it couldn’t cover the top at least. The sides of the desk I would’ve been OK with making new strips. Certain designs will look ok if you piece together where it can be seen, but marble won’t in my opinion for a nail desk. One review I saw hid it well with a gold strip on their desk. I was lucky my desk is on the smaller side that it was wide enough and long enough to cover the entire top. In the future I plan to upgrade my desk with real marble top custom fit to a larger desk and glass piece to cover it.Before laying contact paper we sanded top/sides smooth and left slightly gritty so the paper would adhere well but not look lumpy. Left extra paper out on the sides to cover the sides and hole where the dust vent was. You will need your contact paper, scissors, fresh box cutter, and a card and a tool for getting it flat to help get bubbles out. Getting the bubbles out wasn’t bad at all since this is thicker/quality paper. It went best unsticking half the paper from the backing vs tiny parts at a time. There was 1-2 tiny bubbles that were impossible to get out. So we made sure they hid in spots we wouldn’t hear them pop under marble sections not where it was just white. Can’t see them at all and I knew the desk wouldn’t be perfect as I’m no DIY queen lol.Make sure for the corners you can cut a slit in the corner so the sides fold under each other and can’t be seen. I thought that out before executing my bf did not on his side so I ended up having to unfold his sides and re-do them so they hid. The corners, vent hole and where the lamp was installed was the most challenging. I thought cutting a small X in the center of the hole for vent would work to just fold the sticker paper in. IT DID NOT! Had to cut a circle right out which scared me because you can almost see the black desk underneath but the vent just barely hides it. So I will be sticking smaller pieces to line the inside of the circle and dotting bits of white paint in.The lamp base I told my bf to kinda cover then slice with box cutter for more even cut to desk. Then un peel excess off the base. He did not do that so I inserted a photo so you can see what happened lol. He tried marking it out with scissors. So I had to do a patch job lining up the print best I can so it camouflaged it in. Photo won’t insert so just use imagination sorry but you can see it got hidden. Overall ended up looking very nice. I plan to order more in case it needs to be changed in the future. Will be using arm rests, clean spa towels, dental bibs and paper towels while doing services to protect the contact paper. Gold star if you read this far! I am switching to a white light to match the black one came installed.

Followed instructions on packaging although the contact paper still left many bubbles and is very thin. The paper has started to peel and stain and I’ve only had it on for 1 month. Would avoid this purchase and go with a better quality contact paper especially for a desk/countertop.

easy to install and exactly what I was looking for. My desk is now ready to see me through my University's years.

This product sounds better in theory than in practicality. I used it for my microwave stand to try it. It would not stick around the bullnose (curve) at the front of the stand's counter top. When coffee spilled on it, it didn't wipe clean. It was too "papery".When trying to lay if flat and pulling off the backing, the backing would not pull off without tearing.

I found the backing hard to remove - it came off in pieces which made it hard to install. Otherwise it feels like good quality and durable and it seems to stick well.