Heroad Brand Brown Wood Contact Paper for Cabinets Wood Wallpaper Wood Grain Self Adhesive Wood Peel and Stick Wallpaper Removable Wallpaper Faux Vinyl 17.7”x196”

Thin and not that sticky I had to spray glue on the cabinet

I bought this to repair the side of a bathroom vanity where a toilet paper holder had been removed and left some damage. This bathroom is not often used and I didn't want to buy a new vanity. The original side surface was a "picture" of wood so why not replace it with the same thing. I am very pleased with how this covered up the gouges left by removing the glued on ceremic TP holder. The product is easy to use and super easy to smooth on the surface. The wood grain look is spot on and for very little money I saved an otherwise surdy but scarred vanity. There are a couple ripples where the damaged area is but it's not that noticable. As usual, read the directions and you will have a great result, also.

We just bought a house and the previous owner used glue to attach a chalk board to the side of the kitchen cabinet. Of course when I removed the globs of glue it removed part of the cabinet siding. I purchased this contact paper to cover the damaged cabinet side and it matches almost perfectly with the rest of the cabinets. The only thing I don't like is the strong plastic/adhesive smell it has when you first open the packaging and while applying the product. It goes away after a few minutes but can be overwhelming if you are sensitive to strong smells. I would buy this product again.

The picture on the left is what my shoe rack looked like before i applied the wood contact paper. The 17.7”x78.7” was enough for two racks with a little bit left. Just make sure to follow the instructions and peel slowly while placing your palms flat on the surface to avoid bubbles. Do not be in a hurry otherwise you might not like the result. I love the result and would recommend this Brown Wood Contact Paper for Cabinets Wood Wallpaper Wood Grain Self Adhesive Wood.

Used this to cover an old wood folding table top. Did not stick around the edges. I’ve done this in the past using Contact brand and had no trouble, this brand came loose from around the table edges. Sticks ok to the flat top.

I used this to cover some closet shelves. It covers pretty well on flat areas and stays down without bubbles. The trouble spots were when you need to fold over the ends. It doesn't adhere as well on folded edges. But overall, I am happy with the look and thinkness of the contact paper. This works well for a closet.

Used product to cover up blemishes on side of vanity. Sticks like crazy, which is a good thing and a bad thing. Even after completely laying it down, I could still carefully remove to get air bubbles out. Try not to remove more of the backing than necessary. Would suggest to start at top, work your way down about halfway smoothing as you do from center to the edges to get the air bubbles out. I cut it about 1/2" larger than the actual size and then used an utility knife with a fresh blade and a carpenter's square to push in the edges and cut a straight line. Good luck.

I used this wood grain contact paper to cover speakers. I couldn't be happier with the easy application or how good the speakers now look. I measured the cabinets and then put the contact paper on thick cardboard before cutting with an x-acto knife. I measured just a little bit large and then sliced off the excess after applying it. I started at one end of the speaker and then slowly applied the contact paper, smoothing it out with my fingers as I went along. Someone else noted that any bubbles can be pierced with a pin and rubbed away, and that worked great. I'm very pleased with the purchase.