VaryPaper 15.7''x78.7'' Navy Blue Wallpaper Peel and Stick Modern Blue Contact Paper for Cabinets Waterproof Self Adhesive Blue Removable Wallpaper for Bedroom Walls Countertops Shelf Liners Table

I am extremely disappointed with this product for the reasons detailed below and as a result, I DO NOT recommend it. Save your money and try another product from another seller. I will be requesting a refund.I ordered one roll of this contact paper and needed more so I ordered another. The colors were not an exact match and it is clear that it is a different color/product because the two rolls ordered from the same seller have different backings.The product appears to be of good quality, as it is heavy. However, this is not a benefit. This product is very difficult to apply. Unlike other products of it’s kind that you can peel back if necessary to reposition or remove air bubbles and reapply, it's not easily done or possible at all without damage to the product due to the weight of the material and poor adhesion on the backing… It’s a good thing that I tested it out a few times before applying the contact paper to the item intended… Or so I thought. The item that I was covering was free of debris and prepped as instructed. I applied the material as instructed with absolute precision and was thrilled with the results. Unfortunately, the results were short lived, as large air pockets and bubbles appeared in just two days. This is not a functional product.It’s important to note, the item that was covered is not touched or used in anyway so it was left completely undisrupted. Also, this remained indoors at room temperature with no humidity at all times.

I got this product to refurbish an old, run down wooden drawer chest I refuse to part with for sentimental reasons. I assumed it to be beyond salvage so I had low expectations. This product turned it into my new favorite piece. The paper is sturdy, more like a thin sheet of plastic rather than paper, with a silky smooth texture that successfully covered the wooden surface making it completely smooth despite the cracked paint and scratches underneath. The adhesion power is also very strong, and it is waterproof enough to wipe with a damp cloth without damaging it. I would, however, caution anyone (especially renters) from using this on painted walls, since it adheres so strongly that it can easily remove paint when peeled away. But if you're looking to use it on something other than walls, this is an excellent choice!

It’s overall good quality paper, nice matte look and matches the color of the photos. I bought it to cover a laminate shelf so it would be a different color/finish. But it is super thick and hard to fold/maneuver, so not ideal for small projects like mine. Seems better suited for wallpaper. Had a couple instances of it peeling, but that was probably on my installation instead of the paper.

I used this to cover the front door of our upright freezer after it had gotten wet and begun to rust in a few spots. I was skeptical that this would cover in a way that wouldn't be noticeable but it actually blends right in and the freezer looks as good as new. The adhesive is strong so you do want to ensure you are putting it on straight before you press it down. I had to readjust after my first attempt and it was a bit of a struggle to get it off to retry.

The most amazing thing about this vinyl is the silky and velvety texture. It's like one of those premium paperback book covers with the velvet touch.It's thick and extremely durable. I wrapped a few display risers with it, and even after being covered in construction dust and having tools and screws thrown on top of it, it never once tore or even scratched. It's dust resistant too, because all the sawdust just brushed off. I also made a alien tech display wrapped in this vinyl. You'll see in one of the photos that there's an alien handprint, which was made from petroleum jelly I pressed in with my hand. The vinyl, as it does mention, is oil proof (including petroleum), so it doesn't soak through whatsoever. Cleaning oils off the vinyl has been a challenge, however, because trying to rub away the petroleum jelly caused it to smear and cause darker areas with residual oils.That being said, make sure you wash your hands before handling this vinyl so you don't accidentally get oils in your hand on it. It's definitely cleanable, but oils take a bit longer to buff out.I've also found that it's quite resistant to discoloration when a heat gun is applied. I've used vinyls before that become darkened and blotchy, but not this one.I dont advise wrapping over bare wood unless perfectly flat and sanded. Any knots in the wood will show 100% and will look awful, but that's the same for all vinyls and contact papers. It does work great on smooth particleboard however.Lastly, hot glue will not adhere to this whatsoever, and tapes, especially regular clear tape, seems to leave a semi-permanent discoloration when peeled off. I'm sure it can be buffed out, but even the tape used to tape the roll together from the supplier left a discoloration.Overall, I love this stuff.