Dimoon 590''x17.7 Wood Contact Paper Dark Brown Wood Peel and Stick Wallpaper Thicken Waterproof Removable Wallpaper Plank Grain Rustic Self Adhesive Vintage Texture Cabinet Vinyl Roll

Love how easy the WP was to apply and how nice it turned out. Would definitely buy it again in a different color, if needed.

I purchased 6 of these rolls to transform 3 of our ugly orange looking hollow doors(see last photo for example). It was easier to purchase them separately rather than a continuous roll. I did purchase Roman e-z hang after doing the first door without it. It does help with repositioning and adhesion. It looks amazing and my hallway pops with the colors we used to paint this old house. The paper blends beautifully whether you put it seam to seam or put it on top of the paper slightly. I did it both ways and you cannot see it unless you are really up close and looking for it. I didn’t have any ripping or wrinkles that couldn’t be fixed easily. I will be buying more to fix up a few more doors. If you are looking for a budget friendly option I highly recommend giving this a shot!

Was pleasantly surprised with this product, especially for the price. Used this contact paper when doing a quick remodel on a pop up camper. Used around sink, adding clear caulk where paper and sink met. After a summer of camping, paper was still intact and adhesiveness seems adequate. Also used on a few other surfaces in camper. Is not smooth, has a bit of texture to it, which I like. Not real thick, but thick enough for my uses. I liked how easy it was to apply, and impressed how forgiving it was. Also impressed how seams flowed together; could barely tell where they were at. A cheap, effective upgrade!

Looks very nice, forgiving in application. Already scratched up after 2 days tho 😔

I bought this contact paper to cover the top of my ugly craft desk. It did not disappoint! It does tear easily, so be careful when removing the backing. It took me about 20 minutes and three rolls, but it was so easy with no bubbles and it was very sticky but still easily repositioned. I'd recommend this product to cover up the ugly!

If you want a product that screams "I did it myself!", then look no further! Product is as good as can be expected for what is essentially vinyl wrapping paper with a sticky back. pros: - Cheap! this is really all I can afford to put into an around the house project right now, and it's a fine temporary solution. If I end up keeping the headboard I made (out of recycled plywood) for years and years I will cover it up with actual wood planks. More likely however is that I just buy an actual headboard later on. Either way, this is definitely a temporary solution! -I like that it has a grid on the back for cutting straight lines -The thickness is good (again, for sticky back wrapping paper) and I was never worried it would rip while I was putting it on. Cons: -Its pretty hard to apply. It likes to permanently stick to its self, and since it comes tightly wrapped around a tube this is very likely to happen since it will want to stay curled up and not lie flat. -The vinyl is off gassing a lot. I just put it up. Hopefully it becomes less smelly, but off gassing means chemicals and a wiser person might worry about that next to their head every night... -I applied it to plywood by lying it flat and sticking one end and then pressing it flat with a credit card. I wasn't able to get all the air bubbles out and actual caused a lot of creases. Also the credit card started to rub the print off if I rubbed too hard. If you do this method, rub gently! -Its vinyl, not wood, so it shines like vinyl in the light. Obvious, but a con nonetheless. Tips and conclusion: Lower your expectations. If you're buying 8 dollar faux wood paper I'm guessing that's all that you (like me) can afford. If you want your project to come out looking like a professional product then I recommend looking elsewhere. At the end of the day though, I'm perfectly fine with this as a temporary solution! I recommend applying with two people (which I did not do, and it was hard), and minimizing creases with a credit card if you can.

Honestly, I was impressed. It is super durable—even heat-resistant; I’ve placed hot items on it, and it hasn't suffered any damage. The color is beautiful; it looks just like real wood. Just make sure to measure exactly what you need so you have enough—I ran short and had to get creative—but I would definitely buy it again.

You never know what you're going to get when you order something like this. But I can say, this looks way better than I had anticipated. It has a nice realistic wood grain and texture. I got the Red/Brown color to match some of my furniture in the living room. I have the roll of paper laid out on my kitchen island which is real red walnut so, you can compare. I got this to put on the blades of a new ceiling fan I had just got. The paper was very easy to work with especially since it has a printed grid on the back making it easier to cut those straight lines. I felt the thickness of the paper was just right to be able to work with but not so thick you couldn't get into those tight corners. I had no problems getting the paper laid down and trimmed on the blades of the fan. Definitely use a sharp exacto/utility knife. The paper is also very forgiving! I had to peel it up a couple of times to reposition it and had no problems with it trying to rip or stick back into place. I could get through trimming two of the fan blades before I had to change out the knife blade to a new one. If you take your time and go slow pressing from the middle out and to the sides, you won't have any issues with bubbles....at least I didn't? Note that the hue of color will change according to the light. I noticed it showed more of the red hue in the brown in a darker light setting but not so much in a bright light setting. I liked the results so much I used some leftover paper on some wood TV trays. Very happy with results as of now. A quick and budget friendly way to change the look of multiple things!