Very Berry Sticker Stained Concrete Self-Adhesive Peel-Stick Wallpaper (VBS902(Dark Grey))

I live in a apartment and I just hated the color of the marble. This contact paper is awesome DIY. It’s heavy so easy to work with. Use a blow dryer slowly around curves. Take your time.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I moved into an outdated rental equipped with the worst decisions of the 1970s and was told that the only improvements I could do had to be temporary. I settled on this paper due to all the positive reviews. I’ll admit, it was difficult to first apply it and I had my carpenter father assist me for each application. By the time we got to the second countertop, it was a breeze to measure and install.I’d advise that you measure and leave a bit extra to be trimmed later. Be very careful not to pull the paper as you apply it because it stretches. We discovered that if we only peel part of the back and begin installation, the backing removed itself as we smoothed the paper along. No need for fancy tools, we just used our hands to smooth it and apply. I’ve attached a video showing as much.This product radically changed the appearance of my horrifically orange counters and has made me one very happy tenant.

Decided to repurpose my old dresser which has wood drawers. The paper is of great quality. Thicker, but makes nice edges and can easily be bent if needed for corners. It was super easy to apply. If you make a mistake, you can peel it off without damaging the wood and just re-apply. If I ever need more, I would definitely purchase again. I got the dark gray. It looks very similar to cement and has a matte finish.

I have purchased this item in a few different colors, several times. I LOVE this product. We purchased an older mobile home and I used it on the bathroom vanities, to avoid having to replace them. I covered the fridge with it and everyone thinks it looks like concrete. I look for things to apply it to. And if you don't like it, it peels right off, with no residue left behind. Using a hair dryer helps with the application, if you are going around corners, etc.

Used it to cover an awful Formica counter that was clearly installed in the 70’s until I can afford to properly update the kitchen. Went on with a lot of encouragement but I found that it pulls up fairly easy if you need to readjust. It’s a matte finish and looks convincingly like concrete. The seams where 2 different sheets meet can be made to look almost invisible if you take the time to line it up properly. A little tippy tip is to install it so it overhangs the edge by at least 1/2” then take a sharp razor blade along the edge to trim the excess