Art3d 5-Pack Peel and Stick Faux Brick Foam 3D Wall Panels, 29 sq.ft, Blue

Very happy with how these turned outI included a before an after pictureThey seem to stick extremely well weather its on paint or straight to fresh drywall an drywall mudThey are a foam brick that is 3d textured so looks fairly realThe look is very nice they do have a shine to them which isn't to badPretty easy to install a few were a pain to pull the backing paper off but other than that pretty easyCutting with scissors was a bit of a pain but they do include an X-Acto knife which works really well for a clean cut compared to the scissorsOnly real complaint i have is that they are not all cut the same so some trimming is needed if your trying to line them up perfectlyAll said an done i think im gonna order more to do the rest of the wall

I used these for an odd project, which I believe came out nicely. All mine came well packaged with a small razor blade in each box which was useful. I had a basement ceiling which had some waves in it, lots of nail holes and screws with washers that stuck out to hold the previois ceiling panels up (beardboard). I needed something fairly cheap, easy to put up, an easy to cut. These seemed to meet all the requirements. I was quoted nearly 10k to tear the old ceiling down, level it and put sheetrock up. These saved me a ton of money and for the cost I think it came out great. The panels are foam so they easily covered up the screw heads without seeing them poke through the opposite side. It almost completely eliminated the waves in the ceiling, and the adhesive is very strong The only thing I did was overlay the small edges when placing them next to each other. They are super easy to cut and get up against walls or go around lights/vents. Very happy with the purchase.

Easy to apply, could use a bit more pattern diversity but if you flip them 180 you can break it up some. Overall very pleased. Did add some spray adhesive to the bare drywall to aid with adhesion but honestly the glue on these is very sticky and I can't see how they'd come loose any time soon.

Easy to work with!I've used this for many different projects. My most recent is in the kitchen. I cut the small squares out and then connected the brick together. I used caulk to cover the seams and fill grout lines. It's easy to cut and not too thick.The adhesive is sticky on this brick but for some reason it doesn't want to hold in some spots after it's installed.By caulking the seams and around the cabinets, it's holding great!I love the color of this brick and how it's transformed my kitchen!It looks beautiful!The possibilities are endless with this foam brick!I previously had white foam brick in the kitchen and painted the bricks a light grey. I wish I would have found this color first!It's a great value and fun to be creative with!

I installed these tiles on one wall in the foyer of my front door. I made it like an accent wall. These tiles stretch a little bit and they are very, very sticky which I loved. Very easy to put up. The detailed state that you can remove them, I have to disagree with that because when I try to reposition a couple of tiles, they were extremely difficult to get off the wall. I don't have a problem with that because I don't want them to come off of the wall. I highly recommend these tiles they are beautiful and I'm trying to look around in my house where I can put all the ones of a different color.

I purchased box to utilize it as a vocal point in a room. Upon arrival, the box looked like he had been dipped in grease. Where as soon that may be, it was damaged or near something they got wet. When I open the box, the inside box was sticking and gooey. When I removed the first panel, the back of it seems to be very saturated. The healing was not sticking to it, exposing the silver backing. I put that one to the side and I checked the others. I was born to use the renters, meth, pudding, painters, tape down first and then taking the backing off in the hearing until the painters tape. I decided to go and started putting the painters tape on the back of, the panels so that he can stick to the wall. Took six pieces of tape and rolled them and stuck into the back and then inherit it to the wall. They will fall off easily cause me not to have damage to my walls at all was a hot sticky mess. I was able to use fiskar scissors to cut the panels , if they were perfect on the creases, however, if it was not a perfect on the crease I used an Utility knife to cut it with a ruler. If you cut the panels, the phone is exposed and permeation of other people are utilized a black marker to color it in so that you could not see the white portions. Overall, the concept of the product was great however, the product was horrible. The adhesion needs to be reviewed, because if he situation, it will destroy the box and the product itself. I hope this helps someone whether to purchase item or not for me. I will not purchase this item again.

Hard to cut and doesn’t stick great. I’ve had to replace a couple after one month.

Pros:• The adhesive is closest to the glue traps used for pests, make sure you have it where you want it before letting it touch anything• comes with a razor blade, best used in the beginning, if doing a lot of cuts, the adhesive slowly becomes the blade.• looks phenomenal and really changes the look of the walls.Con:• When the cuts start getting sloppy get a new blade. The interior white fibers like to stick out and do its own thing.• more on the glossy side, not a deal breaker but it does have some shine***Disclaimer…..DO NOT let the sticky side touch arms or legs after peeling the backing off. You will not save any hair that comes into contact.

Removes drywall