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title: "d-c-fix 346-0306 Decorative Self-Adhesive Film, Grey Marble, 17\" x 78\" Roll"
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# Water-resistant & easy to clean Precise gridlines for perfect cuts Peel & stick DIY simplicity d-c-fix 346-0306 Decorative Self-Adhesive Film, Grey Marble, 17" x 78" Roll

**Brand:** d-c-fix
**Price:** 1209321₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ✨ Marbleize your space, upgrade your vibe! 🏡

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** d-c-fix 346-0306 Decorative Self-Adhesive Film, Grey Marble, 17" x 78" Roll by d-c-fix
- **How much does it cost?** 1209321₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- d-c-fix enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted d-c-fix brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Effortless DIY Upgrade:** No special tools needed—just peel, stick, and smooth for a luxe look that screams sophistication.
- • **Precision-Cut Gridlines:** Backside trimming guides ensure flawless measurements and a professional finish every time.
- • **Durable & Water-Resistant:** Vinyl/PVC material resists spills and stains—perfect for busy kitchens and high-traffic areas.
- • **Residue-Free Removability:** Switch up your style without the stress—removes cleanly without sticky leftovers.
- • **Transform Any Surface Instantly:** Turn dull furniture, walls, or cupboards into sleek grey marble masterpieces with zero hassle.

## Overview

d-c-fix Grey Marble Self-Adhesive Film is a 17.7" x 78.7" vinyl/PVC roll designed for easy, residue-free application on flat surfaces. Featuring precise gridlines for cutting, water resistance, and durable material, it offers a cost-effective, stylish way to refresh furniture, walls, and cupboards with a realistic grey marble finish—ideal for millennial professionals seeking quick, elegant home upgrades.

## Description

Product Description Marble Grey/Marmi Marble is a light grey veined marble colored self-adhesive film. Apply it to tables, cabinets, walls and more to transform that old surface into a beautiful grey marble surface. Makeover, renovate, customize, whatever you want to call it, D-C-Fix self adhesive vinyl is your perfect solution when it comes to creating something new out of something old. Damaged desks or table tops can look as good as new, cupboard doors can be modernized, plain flat surfaced furniture can achieve a custom made, high end look. D-C-Fix self-adhesive films are a collection of affordable home décor solutions, which allow you to change an appearance and inspire a custom design with minimal effort. D-C-Fix's solvent-free films boast unique designs and patterns that can be used for home and office makeovers. Express your individual design ideas quickly and easily by applying the film directly to almost any flat surface for instant, beautiful and long lasting results. Application is easy: 1) Cut the film to the required size using the handy grid on the back. 2) Gently remove the backing paper. 3) Apply to any dry, flat surface using a D-C-Fix smoother or cloth. Surfaces covered with D-C-Fix product can be washed and maintained with warm soapy water and can be easily changed for new designs. D-C-Fix products can also be used for arts and crafts, decorations, labels and much more. Utilize D-C-Fix self-adhesive films for your next Do It Yourself project - the design opportunities are only limited by your imagination! WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including di-isodecyl phthalate, which is known to State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. From the Manufacturer Based in Weissbach, Germany, d-c-fix is proud to be a part of the Konrad Hornschuch AG Group. Under the d-c-fix brand, Hornchuch UK manufactures and retails premium quality vinyl coverings and veneers for all types of household surfaces, as well as tablecloths, anti-slip mats, flooring and other homeware products. We sell to large DIY contractors, distributors, small independent retailers and online retailers. Our products are all manufactured in Weissbach, Germany where we uphold the highest standards of quality and service. As leaders in the vinyl design industry, we are always looking into the latest innovations and technologies to improve our products and workflow. Inspired by modern design trends, our large selection interior design products are created with to appeal to all tastes and styles.

Review: A seriously awesome product for small projects - I used this marble contact paper as part of a makeover on two ikea dressers. I was hopeful yet skeptical, so I was thrilled at the quality and the results! It looks amazingly real! Everyone who sees it has thought that it was real - I only know this because I proudly announce, "DUDEEEEEEE THIS IS CONTACT PAPER!" to anyone that sees them, whether they care to know or not. It's only a little bit of a pain in the butt to put on, which is ok because I expected it to be a large pain in the butt. Here are a few tips: 1) I think the most important thing is to unroll it slowly as you work so that you can hold the excess paper as tight and taut as possible while you smooth it on. I used a 6 inch plastic ruler to work out the air bubbles. Slow and steady wins the race when putting this on, but the results are worth it for the money! 2) I followed the suggestion of another reviewer and googled "how to do corners with contact paper" and found a lot of helpful suggestions. As usual, the internet makes everything look a little bit easier than it really is, but I was able to finagle a few ideas together and make them work for me. 3) The paper was just a little too narrow to cover the entire top of the dressers, so I had to use two strips. There's a seam where the two meet - this would be almost impossible to avoid as it's not an actual slab of marble and I am not some sort of contact paper whisperer. For my purposes, this is totally fine - I used as wide of a piece as possible and then used a smaller strip at the back of the dresser. Since the dressers are against a wall, and I have various tchotchkes on them, it's really not noticeable. If you are covering a large and/or highly visible surface, this something I would consider. It's hard to get the patterns to match up along a seam - and even if you did, it would likely mean wasting a lot of paper AND the seam would still be visible if you were looking at it from close up. If this is the type of thing that would drive you bonkers, it might not be the right fit for you. I also think curved surfaces/corners would be tough. Do-able for those folks out there that are pluckier and more patient than me, but I probably would have lost my marbles. 4) Have your tools laid out within arm's reach before you start - once you remove the backing from the adhesive, it's really all systems go time. Here are the things I found most helpful: • Plastic ruler to use for a "squeegee". Obviously it doesn't have to be plastic, or even a ruler, but you are going to want something rigid/strong for this. I found the advantage of the ruler to be that there's no handle - I did this project on my own, so I found myself contorted at odd angles for much of the time, and a squeegee handle would have been unwieldy to manage. • Scissors • X-acto knife - I used the scissors for making big cuts and the x-acto knife for cleaning up the edges and doing the corners. • Pencil - helpful to measure/mark the back of the paper for extra strips/pieces. All in all, for the price, it's a seriously awesome product for small projects. I ended up needing to buy two rolls for this project (two dressers), but have most of the second roll leftover for a rainy day DIY.
Review: Over 2 years later -- still looking great! - This review is for folks who want to know how well this paper holds up -- in my experience: amazingly well! I applied the paper to my Formica kitchen countertops (see before and after pics) over two years ago. Since then, the paper has not peeled or stained -- it looks like when I applied it. Honestly, I'm shocked. I thought the edges would pop up at some point, but nope, everything has stayed stuck. These counters are pretty high traffic since my kitchen is tiny. To keep the paper nice, I just make sure of a few obvious things: 1) I don't put anything hot directly on it; 2) I wipe it regularly; 3) I keep sharp things away (don't cut stuff on it, duh). The last point I was actually a bit lax on, so I have some superficial scuffs where i dragged a coffeemaker back and forth every day for like a year before I realized I was scratching the paper. The bottom line is, the paper was only meant to be a temporary glow-up until I remodeled my kitchen, but it's held up so well, I'm fine with keeping it and continuing to save money! I won't go in-depth into the application process since many other reviewers have shared tips -- I'll just say I watched a couple Youtube videos and used an Exacto knife and credit card. It was pretty easy, and it turned out really well -- just a few tiny bubbles that I fixed easily. My one minor beef (because I am anal) is that I got two rolls, and I swear one roll had a warm undertone and the other had a cool undertone. No one has said anything or probably even notices, and I stopped obsessing about it as soon as I put down the paper and saw how good it looked compared to mint green laminate (sorry, retro fans). I haven't tried removing it, so can't speak to that. But if you're into the long-term outlook, I say go for it!

## Features

- This decorative self-adhesive film transforms flat surfaces and is safe to apply to walls, kitchen cupboards, furniture, shelves and more creating a unique, personalized look
- D-C-Fix films are ideal for DIY home décor renovations making them simple and affordable with minimal equipment required
- Quick and easy to install - just peel and stick
- Made from Vinyl/PVC film making it easier to clean, is water resistant and more durable than traditional contact paper
- Films have trimming gridlines on the back for precise measurements and are fully removable without leaving a residue

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00504QXM0 |
| Additional Features | Washable |
| Best Sellers Rank | #149,620 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #1,446 in Wallpaper |
| Brand | d-c-fix |
| Brand Name | d-c-fix |
| Color | Grey Marble |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 6,930 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00841532007101, 04007386128263 |
| Included Components | 1 Roll |
| Is Stain Resistant | No |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 78.74"L x 17.72"W |
| Item Type Name | Grey Marble contact paper |
| Item Weight | 0.19 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | DC Fix |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 346-0306 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Replacement if defective. |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Number | 346-0306 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Pattern | Marble |
| Product Care Instructions | Wipe with Dry Cloth |
| Product Dimensions | 78.74"L x 17.72"W |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Furniture |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | 17.7"W x 78.7"L |
| Special Feature | Washable |
| Theme | Grey,Marble |
| UPC | 885598739132 604945283315 885738419924 759455253256 885490797759 885946243809 885498459109 |
| Unit Count | 9.67 Square Feet |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** d-c-fix
- **Color:** Grey Marble
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Number of Items:** 1
- **Pattern:** Marble
- **Product Care Instructions:** Wipe with Dry Cloth
- **Product Dimensions:** 78.74"L x 17.72"W
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Furniture
- **Special Feature:** Washable
- **Theme:** Grey,Marble

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this easy to remove? I am renting and looking for a temporary fix for the countertops.**
A: I've been covering kitchen counters with contact paper for years.  It's cheap and make a fast, big difference in the looks of the kitchen (and bathroom formica counters).  It comes off easily if you use a hair dryer to warm up the stuff (i.e. blow it back and forth along the top of the paper).  It'll come up.  I'm assuming that you're covering old formica counter-tops, right?  If there's any sticky residue after removing the contact paper, use Soft-Scrub with water and a scrubby-sponge to get off the residue.  If Soft-Scrub doesn't work --it should -- but if it doesn't, use Goo-Gone -- which is, btw, one of mankind's greatest inventions for removing all kinds of gunk.   Contact paper is great for a quick cheap make-over.   With reasonable care, it'll last a long time, but if you use it on the kitchen counter, you MUST use a cutting board when slicing stuff.  Oh, and when putting it down, make sure surface you're putting it down on is bone-dry, or it won't stick.  For the inevitable air-bubbles that show after you first put it down, stick a pin (straight pin, safety pin, whatever) in the air-bubble, and gently press the contact paper down, squeezing out the air.  Take your time, be patient.  Figure on spending a couple of hours doing the job, depending on size of the kitchen.  Oh, and don't butt the seams.  Instead, overlay by about 1/8th of an inch.  Contrary to other opinions, it does NOT get nasty and dingy with use, assuming that you are reasonably tidy and prompt about wiping up spills.

**Q: would it be ok to use this on the back of my laptop???**
A: I've only used it on Formica countertops but it peels off without any damage or sticky residue.

**Q: Will this damage walls? I am looking for an inexpensive solution for a small laundry room, but don't want possible wall damage.**
A: when you say wall damage, i assume when you remove it.it depends on the material of the wall (sheet rock, mdf board, concrete, etc.), and what's already on the wall. if the wall has been painted, there's a good chance of not having a wall damage when removed. if the wall has wallpaper, the wallpaper might come-off when you remove this film.try it in a small/hidden portion of the wall as a test.

**Q: anyone use this on a macbook?**
A: Yeah i did it looks great!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A seriously awesome product for small projects
*by B***. on January 31, 2016*

I used this marble contact paper as part of a makeover on two ikea dressers. I was hopeful yet skeptical, so I was thrilled at the quality and the results! It looks amazingly real! Everyone who sees it has thought that it was real - I only know this because I proudly announce, "DUDEEEEEEE THIS IS CONTACT PAPER!" to anyone that sees them, whether they care to know or not. It's only a little bit of a pain in the butt to put on, which is ok because I expected it to be a large pain in the butt. Here are a few tips: 1) I think the most important thing is to unroll it slowly as you work so that you can hold the excess paper as tight and taut as possible while you smooth it on. I used a 6 inch plastic ruler to work out the air bubbles. Slow and steady wins the race when putting this on, but the results are worth it for the money! 2) I followed the suggestion of another reviewer and googled "how to do corners with contact paper" and found a lot of helpful suggestions. As usual, the internet makes everything look a little bit easier than it really is, but I was able to finagle a few ideas together and make them work for me. 3) The paper was just a little too narrow to cover the entire top of the dressers, so I had to use two strips. There's a seam where the two meet - this would be almost impossible to avoid as it's not an actual slab of marble and I am not some sort of contact paper whisperer. For my purposes, this is totally fine - I used as wide of a piece as possible and then used a smaller strip at the back of the dresser. Since the dressers are against a wall, and I have various tchotchkes on them, it's really not noticeable. If you are covering a large and/or highly visible surface, this something I would consider. It's hard to get the patterns to match up along a seam - and even if you did, it would likely mean wasting a lot of paper AND the seam would still be visible if you were looking at it from close up. If this is the type of thing that would drive you bonkers, it might not be the right fit for you. I also think curved surfaces/corners would be tough. Do-able for those folks out there that are pluckier and more patient than me, but I probably would have lost my marbles. 4) Have your tools laid out within arm's reach before you start - once you remove the backing from the adhesive, it's really all systems go time. Here are the things I found most helpful: • Plastic ruler to use for a "squeegee". Obviously it doesn't have to be plastic, or even a ruler, but you are going to want something rigid/strong for this. I found the advantage of the ruler to be that there's no handle - I did this project on my own, so I found myself contorted at odd angles for much of the time, and a squeegee handle would have been unwieldy to manage. • Scissors • X-acto knife - I used the scissors for making big cuts and the x-acto knife for cleaning up the edges and doing the corners. • Pencil - helpful to measure/mark the back of the paper for extra strips/pieces. All in all, for the price, it's a seriously awesome product for small projects. I ended up needing to buy two rolls for this project (two dressers), but have most of the second roll leftover for a rainy day DIY.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Over 2 years later -- still looking great!
*by J***T on August 25, 2020*

This review is for folks who want to know how well this paper holds up -- in my experience: amazingly well! I applied the paper to my Formica kitchen countertops (see before and after pics) over two years ago. Since then, the paper has not peeled or stained -- it looks like when I applied it. Honestly, I'm shocked. I thought the edges would pop up at some point, but nope, everything has stayed stuck. These counters are pretty high traffic since my kitchen is tiny. To keep the paper nice, I just make sure of a few obvious things: 1) I don't put anything hot directly on it; 2) I wipe it regularly; 3) I keep sharp things away (don't cut stuff on it, duh). The last point I was actually a bit lax on, so I have some superficial scuffs where i dragged a coffeemaker back and forth every day for like a year before I realized I was scratching the paper. The bottom line is, the paper was only meant to be a temporary glow-up until I remodeled my kitchen, but it's held up so well, I'm fine with keeping it and continuing to save money! I won't go in-depth into the application process since many other reviewers have shared tips -- I'll just say I watched a couple Youtube videos and used an Exacto knife and credit card. It was pretty easy, and it turned out really well -- just a few tiny bubbles that I fixed easily. My one minor beef (because I am anal) is that I got two rolls, and I swear one roll had a warm undertone and the other had a cool undertone. No one has said anything or probably even notices, and I stopped obsessing about it as soon as I put down the paper and saw how good it looked compared to mint green laminate (sorry, retro fans). I haven't tried removing it, so can't speak to that. But if you're into the long-term outlook, I say go for it!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great way to easily add a marble-look surface
*by P***M on April 28, 2020*

I had originally ordered the d-c-fix adhesive film in Blackwood to redo my bed frame (review here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R3N74ZCP6RAIMX?ref=pf_ov_at_pdctrvw_srp) and I loved how it held up. I have a windowsill that I was never happy with because the paint made it hard to clean, especially once I started growing plants -- the dirt often smeared and I worried that spilled water would be missed and cause damage. I had thought about repainting it with a gloss/semi-gloss paint but never got around to it and it occurred to me that I could try the roll of the Grey/Black marble adhesive film that I had purchased with the Blackwood for another project I have planned but never actually got around to starting. Unfortunately, the black veining in the marble was a bit too dark for my liking on a windowsill, so I purchased this grey one instead. I think it was a success and I love it! After redoing my bed, applying the film to my windowsill was mostly a breeze. I ran into issues because the windowsill isn't an exact rectangle, it's more a slight trapezoid, and I misjudged the length I needed so it was short in one corner by a few millimeters. You could definitely tell because the glossy surface of the adhesive and the matte paint contrasted each other. I fixed it somewhat with a little more adhesive film, but this pattern isn't forgiving at all -- unless you manage to match up the pattern it's very easy to tell where you overlap. So far it's done exactly what I want it to do -- cleanup is a breeze and because of it's glossy nature, the shine makes it look like real marble from a distance. Two things give it away when up close: 1) the texture of the windowsill below shows through the film so it's not a smooth marble look and 2) the pixelated look of the marble pattern (the latter of which is why I docked a star.) I applied this in mid December 2019 and it's now almost May 2020 and there's been no warping despite the temperature changes by the windowsill, it looks and feels like I just applied it. I've included photos of before and after the adhesive was applied as well as a comparison with an actual marble tile so that you can see how closely it looks to the real thing. Again, from a distance it looks pretty good, it's only when you get closer can you see the pixelation on the marble print. d-c-fix is now my go-to for decorative adhesive films. I do wish they could improve the marble patterns so it's not as pixelated. Quality-wise, however, the ones I've used are excellent. (edited on 5/22 to add photos)

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