Black Wood Paper

I purchased this to cover a replacement board under my kitchen sink that our apartment complex replaced due to a leak and mold. The product was easy to work with, cut and stuck very well it's water proof so when i had a little drip later, it was easy to find and wipe up. The apartment complex couldn't tell it was applied so it's very realalistic looking. I'd definitely purchase again if I needed it.

Looks like wood! Easy to put on and reposition if needed. Not that thick but perfect to cover my bookshelves!

The wallpaper itself looks nice once it is up, and the peel and stick feature makes it easy to apply. I used it for a small project, and it did the job. However, the material is a bit too thin, so you have to be extra careful during installation. Any bumps or imperfections underneath will show through, and it can tear if you are not gentle.If you are using it on a smooth, clean surface and just need a quick upgrade, it works. Just do not expect heavy-duty quality.

Got this to cover the surface of my desk that was wearing away in some areas to the particle board, leaving it less water resistant. It worked perfectly okay to cover imperfections(however if they were more substantial yours be able to see and feel what's underneath), didn't have much trouble applying it, love the way I looks, expanded my desk life, and I can easily wipe and clean the area now.

Used sheet to restore and old table top. Easy to work with strong adhesive.

The measurements are incorrect (12 inches wide rather than 17, see photo), which made applying it to the surfaces I needed more difficult. The adhesive and finish are ok, but it looks a little cheap to me and I won’t be surprised if it peels soon. You get what you pay for I guess. I recommend people buy another product.

The stick is flimsy. Afraid it won't stay on for long. But, I like the color

We purchased this white woodgrain contact paper to freshen up some old laminate/formica bathroom vanity doors and drawers. Since these doors/drawers are completely flat, it was easy to apply this to a clean lightly sanded surface. Initially i used a small hard plastic squeegee that you use for applying bondo or other puttylike substances, but then i realized that my fingers worked much better. I'd go back and forth like a printing head across the doors moving about a quarter inch each pass. That resulted in a bubble free finish. The contact paper sticks very will to the flat smooth surface. I can't speak to how well it will continue to stick along the edges and corners yet. I do plan to apply a cabinet paint to the backs of each door and other areas not covered with the contact paper. I'm hoping that the little bit of paint overlap will help the edges of the contact paper adhere better and longer.The white wood grain is subtle, but present enough to break up the surface and make it look better than a simply painted flat faced door.