EeeComing Contact Paper Wood Grain Peel and Stick Wallpaper Countertops Cabinets Waterproof Easy to Clean Rustic Wood Wallpaper Self Adhesive Removable Vinyl Roll Brown 78.7Inx17.7In

I've been using this product to give new life to some old peach colored cabinets in our horse barn. It was super easy to apply, and if I misaligned it, I could easily peel it off and stick back on. It looks so much better now. It should be super easy to clean, minimal texture but max quality.

I matched the color of my cabinets and covered the shelves, and the cabinets look great. Easy to apply and wipes clean easily

The wood grain of this is fairly decent. It's obviously not going to fool for real wood, but it's easy to hide seams with the pattern and the print holds up well under heavy use, like with my rolling pantry shelves. The paper itself also holds up with heavy use and has a strong adhesion to everything I've used it on. I've not had an issue with the paper getting peeled/chipped.I used this to dress up cabinets, shelves, drawer boxes, because even after cleaning and scrubbing, they looked... Not clean. The drawer boxes were especially bad with crud in the crevices that I tried many different ways to remove. When I gave up, I bought this and it greatly improved the appearance until I could either deal with replacing or find something I liked better. It held up for well over a year on the bottoms of my kitchen cabinets and the drawers, and still going strong where I haven't removed it. It's fairly difficult to remove actually.Where I did removed it, it left behind a very thick, sticky residue. It was fine for the cabinets, since I was just throwing peel and stick flooring as a replacement there, but the drawer boxes were another story. I wanted to paint them, so I tried many different ways to clean it off, and still didn't really get it off. Even Krudcutter and scraping it was a real effort. 5/5 on pulling up all that crap and crud I cried over not being able to clean out of the drawer boxes though when I pulled it off the drawers lol. I ended up not even bothering to remove it from the bottom of a vanity and just put the vinyl peel and stick flooring over it.Decent and cheap option if you're prepared to have it forever in some way and not get rent money out of it.

I used this on a cabinet from Lowe’s, it stuck perfectly! I used the stain American chestnut and it matched the color perfectly. Everyone thinks it’s real and not paper. It’s textured a little as well so it looks/feels like real wood. Very easy installation, it is forgiving as well because it can be unstuck if you don’t align right the first time. Rip resistant, but can be cut easily with an exzacto knife. I did not get any bubbles and used a squeegee to stick on.

This was so simple to apply!!! I have a white bookcase on both side of my fireplace. Both are painted white. I wanted to replace the white shelves with stained wood shelving. My husband didn’t really want to do all that work. So I discovered this!! It looks so good. It’s exactly what I was wanting. The shelves look so real. I was amazed at how well this applied and how real it looks. So glad I chose to go this route. Saved a lot of money.

I was disappointed with adhesion, but that might've been my surface. I was covering a small file cabinet, but the paper began pulling away within a day. It's sticky on a flat surface but it didn't stay attached from the top to the side or the front. The texture is impressive, and the paper itself feels substantial. Unfortunately I also found that it tears pretty easily. I would advise this paper as best used to line drawers or cover flat surfaces but maybe not to cover something with bends and such. The price was very low, but it was a complete waste because I used the whole roll and now it's trash; I'm just going to paint the darn file cabinet.

Looked so good abs easy to apply

I ordered 3 rolls at the same time, knowing I would need 2 to cover my table. They all got delivered the same day but in 3 different packages for some reason. Unfortunately, after we applied the one roll on our table, we didn't realize that the other TWO rolls were significantly shinier (and more creased when unrolled) than the first roll. Had we known this might happen, we would have inspected all 3 rolls prior to applying one. When they're rolled and shrinkwrapped, they all appeared to be exactly the same. There were also significant creases in one of the rolls which never flattened out, no matter now much pressure was applied. Fortunately, my husband is very handy and resourceful and lightly sanded the shinier one so it didn't look as bad once it was done, but we still never got rid of the creases. For a cheap way to cover a table that was otherwise going in the trash, I would say it's still worth the money and was still fairly easy to apply. The material does appear to be high quality and pretty thick (almost too thick), so I'm sure it be just fine. I will also say that I like that the "grain" is also pleasantly noticeable, so it almost feels and look like real wood.