Abyssaly Peel and Stick Wallpaper 17.7" X 118" White Gray Wood Shiplap Contact Paper Self-Adhesive Removable Decorative Wall Covering Vintage Wood Plank Film for Home Decoration

They have many colors yet I used the one on the countertop in my modern farmhouse to redo multiple pieces through the home & it looks great! Product is easy to use & peels easy. It’s thick thus lays well without bubbling up like other brands. I personally used my hands to smooth it out. Love my new tops now as they are scratch resistant and I can set drinks down without worrying if it will ruin the top. Value is amazing as the rolls are big and wide so they go along way! Will buy more to keep redoing furniture in my home.

Works great.

This peel and stick paper is awesome. It goes up easy. Its easy to peel back if you make a mistake. It looks just like old boards on. I have received so many compliments on it. Wish I could give it 10 stars.

Honest thoughts: worth the money. We used this as a cover for some wood to create a “floor look.” It definitely gets the job done and cheaply. However, it rips very easily and is not very thick. It’s rather easy to install, you just cut and fit to the area. Super easy to cut and adheres well. Just tears and rips easily. Color is a little see through.

Used this to disguise a not so perfect ceiling for the time being till remodel. Yes, it's extremely thin, but it didn't tear on it's own. If you look closely in the picture you can see through it enough to tell I didn't cut in my darker wall paint thinking this paper would hide it. Just like any other brand I've tried you want to keep it rolled so you don't put creases in it. I did accidentally crease it a few times as I was first starting, but surprisingly it didn't tear and smoothed out well. Definitely can tell standing below it. I was really impatient to get started and didn't wait for help. If you have the option, two people would make this much easier, but I used a broom propped up to hold the half I wasn't working on. Then followed it along the ceiling as I unpeeled the backing and pulled it from the floor. A shop broom would've worked better, the backing tore a few times as I followed it, but the actual contact paper never did. Used the spray at the ends so I could slide it enough to make sure it was properly along the wall. It's also handy for lining up edges without having to unstick it a bunch. I didn't use the spray along the entire length, just edges once it was where I needed it. I'd definitely buy this again for this application & am very happy with how it turned out. If it pulls down in the summer humidity or anything I'll update, but it seems like it'll work well. Tips/thoughts: - Yes it's thin, darker colors will show through, but didn't have any issues tearing if you roll it & watch for creasing. -I'd recommend the spray to slide it around when starting & lining it up, but holds well without it - I sprayed the spray directly onto the backing, not the wall. - Again, roll excess to prevent creases, but doing so will also prevent it from stretching and then not laying smooth. Without the spray you run the risk of it stretching while repositioning. - Some reviews used this for desks ect, and while you can, it is thin enough that I'd worry about gouging it. If recommend planning seems accordingly so there's less chance of tearing too. Good luck on your project!

Ok so you guys know I have been hanging all this stuff with staples ot nails so if the new homeowners don't like it, they won't have a problem taking it down. I must say, it looks nice.

As you can see by my before and after photos I really didn’t have a huge job. But let me tell you get out your CBD oil and be prepared to have your patients tested like never before. Of course, it all starts with trying to cut it while it tries to roll back on you so you have to secure it on both ends then the second she cut it it just rolls right back up The rolling is to be expected. However, getting the peel part of the peel and stick off of the paper is the most annoying task I have ever encountered. And as most reviewers have stated this paper is very thin. So as you’re putting it on it wants to wrinkle it doesn’t want to go on straight and it wants to roll back on you literally only unroll it by about an inch at a time and use a very good plastic squeegee to flatten it as you slowly unroll the paper. And of course as you can see by the one wall where I have my paper there’s always just one spot that you need to order another complete roll to finish the job. Is it just me or is life difficult for everyone like that?

I bought this because it's easy on the wallet and I didn't need to cover a large area. My ADHD brain needed to organize my yarn stash, and I found an old peg board and pegs in my shed from the previous tenants... It was ugly. I wanted to hang it in my office... All I needed was something to cover the ugly. It didn't need to be thick or have any fancy features. Just needed it to stick and be easy to pop the pegs through the holes once covered. It's thin, but not transparent. It's a yellowish tint on its backing, but on a dark colored wall or material like my peg board It's white. Great quality printing, even though I just needed something that looked decent between skiens or if I pulled yarn down and left a hole. And it was easy to install. Easy to cut and I especially liked the grid on the backing.