White Wood Wallpaper - White Wood Contact Paper - Wood Peel and Stick Wallpaper – White Wood Self-Adhesive & Removable Wallpaper for Countertop Furniture Kitchen Wall, Easy to Clean 17.7” × 118” Vinyl

I was covering unneeded holes in the back of a 58 inch white washed multi-level wood television stand/cabinet being put to a different use as a dining room sideboard. The color and graining were a perfect match for the wood back. Easy to use and apply with markings on the back to guide cutting to the correct size. Really perfect!

This is extremely cheap contact paper. It is thinner than paper and wrinkles very easy. The slightest bend while applying will result in a wrinkle that can't be removed. It bubbles as it's being applied. It has to be applied on a white or similar solid surface with no color variation as it will show straight through the paper. It rips easy as well. Don't waste your time here

It sticks ok, it’s thin, it tears easily. It’s great for a low touched/used area that is already light. I used It to cover my dark desk and the dark shows through, you can see where it over laps each other too. It easily ripped to two areas while i was Applying it. It’s not terrible, but not great

I had an old ikea stand with windows in each panel and I didn’t like that you could see through it so I wanted to cover them up. I painted the cabinet first with some chalk paint (rustoleum, also purchased through amazon) and then used this contact paper for the glass. I love the finished look! The contact paper was easy to use and had the grid on the back which made it easy to cut to the appropriate size.

This paper was brittle and cracked when I applied it. I think it was an old roll that had been stored in a hot warehouse for too long! That aside, it was too thin for my purposes. I needed to cover some old paint stains on a folding table. I could see right through the paper and the stains stood out. Very disappointing.

It is a lot thinnered and some of the other rules that I have purchased before, you can almost see through, and it scratches pretty easy. It does stick pretty well but when you remove it it will leave a glue residue so unless you plan on leaving it permanently, don’t buy

The picture shown on Amazon, is completely false. Parchment paper is thicker.. I'm totally not exaggerating about this!! School notebook paper is thicker than this. It Wrinkles horribly. The so call wood grain is non existent. We threw away several pieces of this cheaply made material. When applying it; It wrinkled so bad on the walls it became an epic fail, and trying to get it not to creses, was truly impossible. Trying to remove it from the walls caused it to rip away the existing paint on the walls. So to try too avoid a complete disaster; and having to call in the perfectionals to repair the damage; we continued placing it on the walls and painted over it. This product is an absolute epic fail. I give it big fat ...0000000000000000

This is EXACTLY what I was in search of. I really hated my dark reddish fan blades in my apartment and I did try flipping them to their lighter finish on the other side, but I wasn’t convinced. I wanted to see them WHITE! In hindsight, I like the lighter wood finish better and will probably change to that, but this contact paper did exactly what I hoped it would AND the wood grain was perfect for the fan blade look.

I opened it and it is basically white wallpaper with a very very fine pattern you can hardly see.