Art3d Self-Adhesive Contact Paper Countertops (200"x17.7", Black Walnut 1)

Looks amazing in my babies nursery. I didn’t want to have to get a whole new shelf and the one that was in the closet was an ugly yellow painted color. This made it super easy to transform the look of the closet without any stress!

So far I love this stuff!! Easy cheap fix to old yellow counters that needed updating!NO HOT OR SHARP on the paper.learning curve...it WILL CRACK/BREAK with substantial pressure/force!!Go slow and be careful!I laid it out a little at a time as I unrolled it and smoothed bubbles with a smoothing tool as I went.Very effective technique.Will loose color if rubbed to much it to hard.But doesn't scratch very easilyIs like a harder material VS. vinyldoes NOT stuck to raw pressed board (which is the texture of the underneath if my counters) so a bit of glue is necessaryI love that it feels nice and is a matte finishOverall worth it!Well see how it holds up!

The lightest color wood grain works & I was happy with the color & size when it arrived. I measured carefully & ended up with just the right amount. All of the rolls matched in color & were pretty easy to use.If you're used to brand name "Contact Paper", this is different. Thinner but not stretchy. Not as many measurement marked on the backing. The main thing I found frustrating was the quality of the product differed at the end of the roll, compared to the quality at the start of the roll. When I started to apply sections, they went on smoothly - no wrinkles or bubbles. However, as I got to about 1/4 of the product left on the roll, it wouldn't stick as well & seemed to have been warped in processing. If I started with a new roll, I no longer had an issue with application.Make sure to order extra to account for any warped bits & this works great! After 4 months, it still looks good & works as expected.

The color is gorgeous and it does look like natural wood. Two major issues: the use of tape to secure the vinyl to in inside and outside of the roll render about 4 inches of your product length worthless. There was an error when rolling the vinyl to the backing, when I got mine it wasn't attached at all points making it easy to crease in those spots on application. I could not smooth them out. Some other things to know: do not plan on seaming against the wood grain, buy a longer roll and only seam along the vertical wood grains. They print directions on the back where your grid lines are, you will need a long ruler to make your utility knife cuts. It is not that forgiving. It tears easily, will stick to itself, and if you find out as you go that you were slightly crooked, there is absolutely no going back. You can peel it off but you will never get it to lay as smoothly as when you initially peeled the backing bit by bit. I'll be sending photos to the seller for the rolls that were not properly applied to the backing.

Bought this contact paper to cover up the inner back board to a drawer. I didn't realize the raw side was going to face out and it clashed pretty hard with the dark "wood" aesthetic of the desk finish.The desk finish is VERY dark (cappucino according to the manufacturer) and I went with this because it was the darkest I saw on Amazon.It's a little lighter but I'm happy it's not as jarring a contrast as the raw board.Applying it was easy. You peel and stick. I recommend using a plastic taping knife (the kind you would use to apply joint compound to drywall for instance.) Using anything with a flat edge to help lay it flat and squeeze out any air bubble as it's laid onto whatever surface your applying to will help reduce wrinkles and bubbles.It's easy to cut with a scissors. For my application I used a razor blade/ box cutter knife to cut off the excess.Easy and it looks good. You probably won't be mad getting it to use like how I did or to apply it to table tops for a new look or drawer faces for some contrast.

We just moved into a new house that was constructed in the 60's. The house has not been updated completly so there are areas that we need to update. The budget was not there for new bathroom cabinets so I saw a video on how to take an old bathroom cabinet and use this "wallpaper" to update it. Honestly, this was more of a test than anything, I didn't think that it would work. To my surprise, it was (generally) easy to work with and I was able to take an old, boring vanity and transform it into a really nice looking updated vanity. Granted, it doesn't feel like real wood but generally for the time being this was a great buy for a short term solution. BTW, I would not recommend that you use this on the wall as wall paper. It is not paper and that it is vinyl, it does show any bumps or imperfections in the light.

The only thing good about this product is that it looked okay with my wooden trays. Otherwise it STUNK!The paper was wound too loose so was wrinkled on the roll. It is soooo incredibly thin and hard to work with. I think it even tore while unrolling it. It constantly tore with and with it the backing still on and don't mean just little press it back down tares. I ended up throwing over 3/4 of the roll away because it was too ripped. I managed to almost get just the bare minimum of the top surface of two wooden tv stands. Even those had to be very very patched together.... They look horrible with the hodpodge of wood grain. I'm kicking myself for not returning it right away. I wasnt sure i could since it was opened plus i was desperate and needed the project done that day.

While renovating our master bath, I realized I needed to do something about our gross looking cabinet. Not sure what the prior owners did but the area under the sink looked a mess. Decided contact paper was the cheapest option and it really was the way to go! I picked paper closest to our cabinet color and it made a world of difference! Looks like a brand new cabinet! Installing was a little tough because I wanted it to fit perfect into the cabinet, but once I got it started, it was a breeze to lay out. Would definitely buy again!!

I wanted my night stand to match my dresser set better so I was hoping this would be a good match and it was!It was super easy to use, no crazy bubbling or ripping, the product came rolled up with no creases or crumples. Of course with application you need to follow the instructions, be patient and be gentle to get it looking perfect...like with any vinyl product.I will see how it holds up and if any thing crazy happens report back but so far I am more than happy with the product, application and final outcome!

I purchased this to refurbish an IKEA book case and a dresser I’ve had for years. (We are moving and going for a different colour theme) It was pretty easy to work with and the final product looks fantastic.My only peeve is that ones I took it out of the plastic packaging, it was taped. Had to be super careful removing the tape because it does smear abit. Also is had a bit more “slip” to it for dusting but that’s not a huge issue because we love the matte finish. Wouldn’t recommend as an insert though. I see the paper as getting grimey-peeling after a few uses.

This contact paper was exactly what we wanted and for a very reasonable price. The colour and grain looked very realistic. The paper is very sticky. There is a chemical smell to out so we let it off gas in our garage for about a week before we used it. Would buy again.

This item not good enough for kitchen cabinets This is very light material so I am not happyThanks

Application was easy and it looks incredibly realistic. I used 2 rolls to cover my computer desk and it's held up over the last year. Very impressed