d-c-fix346-0306-2PKA Decorative Self-Adhesive Film, Grey Marble, 17" x 78" Roll, 2-Pack with Applicator

Renovated our travel trailer and this stuff transformed the look entirely. Use the applicator tools that come with it and you'll be fine (razor blade, and soft edge scraper). I placed it on our counter tops in the kitchen, the dinette table, the little end caps in the slide beside the couch, and the bathroom counter tops. Very easy to apply and even if you mess up you can peel it back up *carefully* and reapply. The only issue I had with it was not wanting to stick on the bottom portion. As in; when you wrapped the table, the piece that went under the table as excess seemed like it kept wanting to unstick. I just used a stapler to fix this after I tried multiple time to rub it down. I was applying this with the AC on about 75 degrees, when outside it was 100 degrees (August in NC). We turn off the AC during the day and night, and only run it when we are working in it in the evenings after work. 2 weeks and its held up fine. If that changes, I will update the review to reflect. It cleans like a normal countertop, but I'm not sure how much roughness it will take. I have been trying not to scuff it with tools as we are still working on the camper. But it has held up to laying heavy objects as tools on it. 10/10 will be buying more of this. The price point compared to the look is great.

DISCLAMER: It's been two days since install: I ordered this wrap to update my very old, outdated kitchen. My house is not square at all, nothing lines up or is "normal". After watching many many videos, I tried it. And to my surprise it was not bad to do. Just need to pay attention and be patient. One video I watched said to use a squidgy to help smooth out bubbles. I used that and boy did it make a world of difference. I took it slow and only pulled the backing off about 2 inches at a time. Went over the vinyl multiple times before I pulled more backing off. Took me two days to do this process. I would lay a piece and walk away, so I could make sure I wasn't getting tired. I would recommend overlapping your pieces just a bit, I tried to line up the seams and on the first few pieces and I wish I wouldn't have. This wrap has brightened up my kitchen so much. It's only been a few days but so far, I am very happy with it. Planning on wrapping my cabinets once I find a color I want. It's not perfect by any means but its 100% better than what it was and cheaper that ripping everything out.

Achieves the look if you don't mind guests knowing it isn't real marble. I was looking for a quick way to update the townhome I just purchased with worn, outdated oak cabinets and formica counters. Seams are not immediately noticeable, but if you stand in front of the counter and look for a longer period, you will definitely notice them. It's unavoidable but the busy pattern helps disguise it some. I purchased a roll of 3 and ran out... this is how much a pack of 3 covers being sparing. I ended up needing 2 more rolls. Bubbles are unavoidable, but if you're having trouble, lift and try smoothing from a different direction. Pull tight on the role and use a card to slowly smooth down, but if you pull too tight to stretch the film, it will form folds and not lay well. I took a small needle and poked out any bubbles then smoothed them over again with a card. If you keep lifting and placing down the film it does lose adhesiveness quickly. I would recommend an exacto knife. I used the end of a sharp new cutting knife but it worked. Some people use a windex trick (spray windex first so film slides around where you want it then smooth out windex with a squeegee). I would be cautious with this method and I didn't use it. Qualitywise, I have several rolls from Target I purchased for only a couple of dollars less for classroom projects. The quality of this is much better. It's thicker, more durable, less transparent, and shiny. However, you get less on a roll than you would at many other places. I did have some parts of the role that were not very adhesive. They weren't exposed to heat and I had dry countertops. Also, some of the contact paper already came with a few folds while it was still attached to the backing. This wasn't the easiest nor was it the hardest project I've done. Once you get the hang of laying the first part, smoothing bubbles and cutting, it gets pretty quick. This took me about an hour and a half to two hours and about $50 total so it's not bad for a quick and cheap update. It has held up with heat and other wear so far, but I am weary and careful about water splashing around the sink area and getting under the film to lose adhesive. I gave it a star less because you don't get as much on a roll as you would purchasing contact paper elsewhere and for the seams being so noticeable.

I used this to redo my bathroom vanities and kitchen countertops. They were a horrible dark brown and couldn’t stand the sight of them. I can’t afford to replace the countertops right away so figured I would use this to cover them and paint the cabinets. Well it was easy to d. Read the instructions and took my time. The only thing I couldn’t do was use the stapler gun because of arthritis so had my husband help out on that. He stapled the underneath counters. It really looks professional. I saved the extra in case I need to replace any sections and with it looking so nice it gives me extra time to save for counters. Or who knows just might keep it like this.

It's not as easy to use as you'd think.. but this paper is pretty durable and thick. This is my first time using contact paper so I don't have much experience with it and can't compare it to others.. however to me it looks nice. I haven't removed it yet so I can't comment on how well it removes.. but it is super sticky and I was able to remove it and adjust multiple times during application.

Recomiendo para darle nueva vida a superficies (lisas) que no se vean bien.

Producto bueno, pero sólo la mitad de los rollos correspondían al modelo que solicité

Excelente producto, calidad y atención de parte del vendedor

I am still working on my projects.