d-c-fix vinyl wrap Romeo matt white marble effect 67,5 cm x 2 m - sticky back plastic roll for furniture, kitchen & cupboards - contact paper sticker self adhesive film

Cuts well, sticks well (have used on metal tins) and receives magic marker with no problem. You have to be careful when applying it, to avoid air bubbles (just smooth a little as you go, and apply a couple of centimetres at a time). I was very happy with the quality and price. I have had no issues with creases. Using this vinyl wrap I was able to make the side of a lidded tin look like the pages of a book - I used a leatherette version for the front and spine of the 'book'. Overall the transformation was pretty good - obviously it doesn't look like a real book, but certainly gives that impression.

Really impressed with quality of this product. The finish is really nice to the touch. applied so easily to surface I wanted to cover and it seems extremely durable.

Looks nice and easy to apply, the adhesive wasn’t quite as sticky as I’d like but using a hair dryer helped. Would buy again. Purchased to cover a damaged table top and save buying a new table - certainly did the job and saved a good chunk of money!

Love the effect it’s give my kitchen splash backs. Very tough sticky which is good.

Looks ok, arrived OK, Not sure that it's any good, not used it yet

Good vinyl Easy to handle Buy agsin

Buying online is a bit hit and miss in terms of getting the right colour. I was prepared for coordination rather than an exact match and I had a couple of colour failures which I returned. I did this project on my own and it took me just over an hour. (Not including the ten minutes spent standing back and admiring the result! ;-) ) I took time to measure ("measure twice, cut once") and I went slowly at first to stick the vinyl onto the surface. There were no air bubbles and then I made the mistake of releasing pressure on smoothing out and got two very small air bubbles about 2mm in diameter but these were easily fixed with a pin and then smoothed over. Afterwards I couldn't even tell where they had been. The most challenging part was dealing with folding over the edges especially as I was working on a very hot day, in a tight space and was getting tired (of all the interruptions) By the time I got to the fourth corner I just wanted to finish and I rushed it a bit. The end result was still quite good. This particular vinyl has some texture to it, which I wasn't expecting so it has something of a wood feel to it. In fact it feels more like wood than the veneer it is covering! This is not thick vinyl so be careful not to stretch it inadvertantly. I think this product will work best on smooth, flat surfaces and the larger the area the more challenging it will be. This particular roll was wider than some available. I have a couple of more projects in mind now!

I used this on some MDF to make a temporary kitchen side. The top, flat surface looks great but getting the edges to look great is tricky. Im hoping it'll withstand the test of time.