Whiteboard Sticker for Wall 18" x 79" Dry Erase Board Wallpaper Peel and Stick, White Board Stick on Wall, Contact Paper Adhesive Poster Board Whiteboard with 1 Marker

It’s a whiteboard roll, what I did was buy two of them and place them on top of each other, you can’t even see the gap, I also utilized the adhesive along with some clear flat push pins on the corners just so that if the adhesive starts to fail it’ll be fine, as well to reduce the strain on the adhesive too in general. The reason why I wanted this white board so that I could do my daily practice of writing/notating the c major scale on both clefs, as well write/notate songs that I want to learn; Doing this has been by far the best way and most efficient for me to learn and internalize music theory since its very tactile and pushes you to visualize the staff & notes in your head which again helps you learn it better if anyone is interested in learning music-theory/instrument. And it’s a lot more efficient, easier and budget friendly to use a whiteboard for repeated practice than to use sheets of a notebook and have to buy a new notebook at least once a month. Also it comes with a free black marker that works well and has a good firm tip so that the size of the lines don’t change with repeated use. Tdlr: it works great for my use case of improving my music theory understanding through writing/notating scales/songs. And I doubled up on the rolls to make the overall space larger which is the perfect size for me.

Went on easy sticking it to a plastic panel similar to a whiteboard. Seems to be firmly adhered and happy not to have any issues with air bubbles or particles getting under it. I've had no problems with erasing as some people have mentioned in their reviews. As others have noted, it comes with a clear protective film, and those who are having erasing issues may not have removed this film. I decided to test the theory by doing a comparison. I attached a small piece of the material to the back of a cereal box, with the film removed on one half. Using the included black marker I wrote on each half indicating which side had the film. I also drew a green stripe with my super fat green marker. I waited about five minutes, then erased both sides using a whiteboard eraser from another marker. On the side with no film, the marker ink was easily removed. Aside from a bit of smearing on the first pass, just about all the ink was gone after a second pass. There was a slight tint of green leftover which I was able to remove with another few swipes. On the side with film, the results were similar on the first pass, but a little bit more of the black ink remained. On the second pass most of the green ink was gone but there were some stubborn black ink still visible. After continuing to scrub, even using more pressure, I was unable to remove all the black ink. Portions of the letter F and L seem to be the most noticeable. I also noticed that the film looked duller in the areas where I had been able to remove just about all of the ink, when looking from different angles but with the film removed the material maintained the same shiny appearance as it started with. My conclusion from this test is that the erasing issues people have reported are likely the result of not removing the protective film. This is just one simple test and it does not address repeated writing and erasing so only time will tell how this product performs in the long run.

Perfect size for a standard size door. Use this for EMT training so it’s out of sight, but also functional. Would highly recommend. Erases well and if I leave it on too long I hurt use a baby wipe.

Great product! No ghosting! Smooth surface. Okay adhesive.

Love it! It looks good on the side of my bookshelf. Very easy to install. so far it's maintained it's stickiness. it's a good value, while still having quality strength and weight.

I used this for a DIY whiteboard on my workroom wall and it did not disappoint! The white color is so vibrant, but easily blended in with my white wall color. It was thick enough to write well on, but thin enough to blend into my wall unnoticed s I didn’t try any magnets on it but great DIY & money saver. I’m considering adding a frame around it.

I've had this for a year now maybe? And it's held up really nicely, with little to no peeling where undisturbed. Half of the sticker is constantly being rubbed against, but even then shows very minimal peeling. I also have a bumpy wall and it's stuck really well (but I honestly wouldn't recommend, writing occasionally leaves gaps but nothing that makes the product unusable). I think others were complaining about the marker that it came with, but I've had no problems with it, and it actually happens to work better than my expo markers. When I showed it off to my family it encouraged them to buy their own too!

I really wanted to love this but.....I have 4 white boards for work that I use constantly in my home office but I don't want to put holes in my new house to hang them so I was DELIGHTED to find this product. It is easy to write on and cleans super quick. At first when I stuck it to the wall it was nice and flat but within a few hours all of the edges curled and lifted. I rub across it everyday to stick it back down but it only lasts for a few minutes and its annoying because I have to be careful to rub around my writing. I really don't want to have to pin it to the wall to hold it as that was the reason I bought it in the first place. I bought the biggest one they sell but ended up cutting it in half to lessen the weight of the whole thing in hopes it would stick better. It doesn't. I woke up in the middle of the night to what sounded like someone popping bubble wrap. Turned out it was the sheet peeling itself off the wall. I stuck it back on and went back to bed. Next morning it was laying on the floor. I put it back up with blue tape...ugly but not damaging to my walls. The next day I found it on the floor again this time folded over and stuck to itself. I had a family member help me unstick it from itself and put it back on the wall. It just won't stay and my walls newer wiht paint less than a year old. There is nothing to keep it from sticking except it just won't. This product is a fantastic idea but it doesn't work.

Product is 17" wide, not 23.6" wide.

Not a product but just a cutout. It was badly cut, edges not straight and definitely not worth it.

Stains came after few uses but accordingly price it's justified

I upcycled an old table tennis table to a D&D games table for my family using this whiteboard sticker as the centre game map area. I drew the grid with a permanent marker, but when that gets wet, it wipes off. - I just need to touch it up every once and a while. The dry-erase markers wipe off easily every single time. Great product, and because it is a sticker, so versatile.

This has DESTROYED the paint on my wall, literally ATE my wall!!!!