Arthome Oak Wood 42cmx200cm Peel and Stick Contact Paper Self-Adhesive Wall Paper, Decorative Vinyl Film for Countertop, Cabinets, Shelf, Drawer Liner,Easy to Clean Removable Wall Covering

I purchased this to cover my windowsills around the house. It was easy to apply and has stuck & stayed well. Easy to wipe down and doesn’t chip like paint. I’m really happy with the look, quality & ease of application. It won’t stick well to a dirty surface so I wash well (right up to the edges!), dry then rub with rubbing alcohol & it sticks perfectly. I’ve done kitchen cupboards in this kind of stuff before & it still looks great 2 years later; hasn’t lifted at all & washes well. I’m starting to prefer this stuff to paint which is rather concerning lol

Very thin and I ripped a bit but ended up doing a lovely job on cupboard tops

Overall I am entirely satisfied with this product. I purchased 12 roles in total to line every single shelf in our kitchen cupboards as well as one item of white furniture and while this project continues to proceed according to plan, yet their is room for improvement in terms of the roles could have been bigger in terms of more content on the roles and the product tears to easely while using it and it could do with being a little stronger, through overall I would recomond the product for general DIY use in the type of project that I have undertaken.

Value for money

It was quite easy to install. All i done was cut roughly my size, then peel the first part off and line it up and got my debit card to swipe the air bubbles away whilst i peeled more off and then tucked the sides/edges of it into the side bit of the desk shelf and then cut the excess vinyl off. I've only done the top shelf of my desk but i need to do the actual big part of the actual desk. I'm going to buy matte black vinyl to do the desks legs and metal frame so it can be light oak and matte black. I've seen it before and i like the colour combo so I'm taking inspo 👀. I've worked with other vinyls before and most of them "crack" and "split" and lots of air bubbles form that you can't get out once it's down and stuck but this was quite easy. Really quite cheap when i was thinking about buying a new desk. Why would i when vinyl is a thing??! It's really thin so you just stick it on and peel from underneath as you go. It fits well you just need to make sure you cut the excess vinyl off at the end and when you start, what i done was just rolled the vinyl roll out ontop of the surface, roughly cut the length of the surface off, then put it on top of your surface you're doing, then peel the first bit off and use your card or squeegee to swipe the air bubbles and creases out as you're laying it down and keep bringing the backing out from underneath it and keep sticking and repeating the whole way until your surface is done. Durability.. I noticed it rips slightly when you try to "bend" it so i would be careful, it's thin aswell that's maybe also why but anyways 10 out of 10 I'd recommend so far!

I wouldn't buy this one again. It easily tears when trying to fit it. When I removed part of it to reposition it, it had awful crease marks and indentations which do not come out. Doesn't stick very well at all. Very flimsy .

Easy to use. It's sticks and peels easily. Highly recommend

Well it's definately not white, it's like a very pale cream. Not that sticky either.