MMFB Black Board Sticker Dry Erase, Chalkboard Wallpaper Stick and Peel Adhesive Roll with 10 Chalks for Wall, Tables, Schools, Home (17.8" X 216.5", 1 Pack)

I was irritated initially that this didn't come with install instructions, but it's kind of idiot-proof. The product is great so far! I work in an office with all dry-erase walls and have grown accustomed to brainstorming on the walls. Writing things down and having that tactical engagement is so helpful for me, and when it comes to unique ideas or new business brainstorms, literally nothing beats a dry-erase wall but using dry erase paint can be so cost prohibitive. Plus, the paint is permanent and shows every little flaw in the walls. This paper is much more economical and produces just as good - if not better - results. I've been jamming on this all day! I wish I could post photos (confidential material). The paper is nice, high quality. The included markers - although I didn't intend to use them - are actually quite nice. After several uses of the whole paper, it was starting to smear when I erased, but per the sellers response to a question about this, I used a clorox wipe and it came clean! Good as new! I have somewhat limited mobility of my back and shoulders so I was concerned about installing this without help but I live alone and wanted it up so I gave it a try and it went on very nicely, very easily with no bubbles. I just put OTHER contact paper on my coffee table, now filled with bubbles, so I know THIS product is of high quality. Very visually and personally satisfying! I personally washed my wall with water and dish soap (and rinsed thoroughly) before applying (highly recommend to remove any dust or other crap that would affect adhesion) AND let it dry fully. I also put painters tape down first around the perimeter of where I planned to stick it. That way, if I accidentally write or smudge passed the edge of the paper, it's not on my walls. Best advice for applying is get a corner started, make sure it's perpendicular with the edge of the wall (unless placing in the middle of a wall), and peel from underneath/behind until you have a full few inches in height stuck on edge-to-edge of the paper. That way, you can pull the backing off a few inches at a time, stop, smooth out side-to-side to prevent bubbles, then pull a few more inches from underneath as you continue the process. Let your creative side emerge! You may not realize what cool thoughts are bouncing around in your noggin until you have a channel for your outputs! I've been dragging my feet on mocking up some of my ideas - knowing that I have the capability in computer programs or on paper but both of those would slow me down - for WEEKS now. Then, as soon as I posted this paper up on my wall, BAM! The ideas just flow out! I love this stuff and may buy more!

So we've been in lock down and working from home since March. I already had a small whiteboard but is was a small one. Like 24" x18" and I needed something bigger. However, not only did I not want to spend ~$100 on a larger board, my home office is pretty small so space is a factor. I came across this WB tape and decided to give it a shot. As far as ease of installation, I did it myself smoothing it out as I went. No bubble's or any installation issue's. I cut the roll up into 3 sections. The first two were 36" long and I stacked them atop each outer, with a tine bit of overlap (~1cm) so it looks like one big board. I applied the rest to the perpendicular wall. So I have basically 2 WB's. One large and one small. There is a little bit of adhesion issue at a couple of the corners but I took white electrical tape and went around all the edges to hold it all down. Still "bubbles" at the edge but nothing I'm concerned about. Writing on it is like any other WB. I have a couple messages on there for a couple days and erased them with a regular WB eraser. Came off. A little bit of shadowing but nothing more than any other WB. A little bit of WB cleaner took care of it just like it was a regular WB. No problem. Overall, if you're looking for a cheap alternative for something that you foresee not needing a long-term usage for, then I would recommend this.

I decided to make dry erase boards for my two daughters for Christmas. It's a quick easy project. But obviously, I needed dry erase material. This worked great. I attached this to some 1/4" MDF before framing it. Word of advise. Make sure that all dust and dirt are removed from the material you are sticking this to. I cannot stress this enough. Use a tack cloth or similar. It's like when you put a screen protector on your cell phone. If you have even a speck of dust, it will create a bubble. If I was to leave a criticism is that if you leave the dry erase pen marks sitting on the board, it will kind of stain it. But, that can be easily resolved with some rubbing alcohol of a sanitizing wipe. Overall, good stuff and I recommend.

This chalkboard paper is awesome! Pros: easy to cut, easy to clean, and it peels right off when needed. The grid on the back is super helpful for extra precision. I tested a small strip on my bedroom wall, and it works great. The chalk shows up nicely as well. Erasing with a wet tissue or paper towel was the most effective way to ease. Cons: the packaging covering the roll, not the box, had been torn upon receipt. Thankfully, the roll itself was not damaged. However, one of the pieces of chalk inside the tube (which was encased in plastic in a single file line rather than gathered together) was broken. Overall, this chalkboard adhesive paper is great. 7-feet for only $7 is a great deal. I highly recommend this to anyone who would rather have something removable rather than using chalkboard paint.

So this product doesn’t stick. You can use industrial strength glue (E6000), hot glue, 3m adhesive tape, etc to try and get it to stay applied to a wall. However I got creative with it and figured out a way to make it work for anything else having issues and who can’t use a traditional dry erase board and who can’t just use nails to hammer the paneling to the wall. I used Brad fasteners to fasten the paneling to 3m sticky tape, and then you can just apply it to your wall with 3m Velcro hanging products. But yeah if you buy this product realize it’s adhesive qualities on its own do not cut it and you will have to get creative with it.

Love how easy it is to use & reuse!!

It was fine but what I envisioned didn't happen correctly so y'all don't get good ratings either. Difficult to erase tbh, despite seasoning the blackboard.

This is perfect and sticks easily.

Colle bien, fonctionne bien

Just finished installing it today on a wall in my office. I have to say that I’m thoroughly impressed with how well it looks and “performs”, especially for the price. Now I’ve made a few tiny mistakes that I’ll share with you so you can get the best results. Do as they say; hang it somewhere lengthwise for a day or two so that it can straighten. It’ll be easier to install and give better results. I layed it flat on the floor with a board on top to put some weight on it. Results were pretty good but once installed you do see the outline of where the board was. To install the thing I did 6 inch sections at a time, and used a 6 inch plastic drywall joint knife to which I taped a cloth. Worked like a charm!