CiCiwind Contact Paper Wood Grain Wallpaper Red Brown Wall Paper Peel and Stick Removable Self Adhesive Thicken Textured Decoral Cabinets Drawer Countertop Waterproof Easy to Clean 78.7”x17.7”

Works great and looks great and it was also easy to put on. I'm going to look into similar products to spruce up some of my other furniture.

I've used CiCiwind peel and stick and like their quality. I didn't want to spend at least $200 if not more for wood covers for my pantry shelves that are 54" long. Times 5. So I thought I'd give the P and S a try. I'm glad I did but it wasn't nearly as easy as doing walls! I cut foam board into the shelf and lip shape because after one wire shelf in only paper it showed all the waves. All in all it came out okay not great but that's all on me. It was difficult to wrap such lightweight material because the paper really sticks! Which is why I like it for walls. So there's places with bubbles, I tried the exacto slit on them but it didn't do much for this. I still like it, the red brown matches well with the dark cherry red kitchen cabinets and I'm sure no one will stare at the places on the paper I do. The wood look is fabulous it is difficult to tell from real wood especially a few feet away. I needed 280" total so ordered the, I think, 393" roll and I have plenty left if I want to do 2" strips to cover the front lip on the ones I don't like. Nonetheless I highly recommend CiCiwind paper not sorry I got it at all.

Very good.

Used this product to cover hand rest on my computer desk keyboard. Color matched well, but not quite perfectly. A little more brownish than reddish. But difference is barely noticeable. Applied easily even around curved edges. Easy to work with. It helps to have a good hobby knife with a sharp edge for tight cuts. Any imperfections in the picture are due to my laziness in not fully removing/sanding off the original laminate on the hand rest. For the price, can't beat it.

Years ago I saw someone had covered a giant ugly yellow particle board wardrobe with wood contact paper. I decided to do the same with our giant white particle board cabinet. So I bought 8 rolls (7 was all I wound up using, but I don’t mind having an extra roll for the future.) For those of you asking questions about how realistic this looks- it definitely plastic contact paper. If you look closely at the item it’s clear it’s not real wood. I would never cover a nice piece of furniture with it. But if you want to make a cheap item look better, go for it. That’s definitely what I was doing and it worked out great. We got the kids new desks that were both cherry wood. This dark brown was the closest I could come. It definitely worked well enough. Now it looks like we have a dark brownish red cabinet. It definitely doesn’t match the darkness of the cherry wood, but it’s close enough I’m happy. Installation- I didn’t have a problem peeling off the piece of tape that keeps each roll closed. I recommend that if you’re covering a large item that you use a large straight edge to flatten down the paper as you slowly peel off the backing. That will help minimize bubbles and wrinkles. This paper stretches just enough to allow you to smooth out a lot of the wrinkles and bubbles you may create as you apply it. Don’t be impatient and you can get most of them to completely flatten without creating permanent wrinkles or creases. You can easily lift the paper back up as you’re applying to remove wrinkles too. As for bubbles, If you poke them with a pin you can flatten them out and the tiny hole is invisible. The first thing I paneled was the right door. I definitely had some wrinkles that I made permanent. But you can’t tell unless you walk up and really look at it or run your hands over it. I did a much better job with the left door and the sides. I did this entire cabinet myself, so it doesn’t have to be a 2-person job. As others have commented, due to the direction the pattern runs, you can easily overlap the paper and no one will notice. Where it overlaps, it will be a little darker just because of the double thickness, but that’s no big deal either. Overall, super happy with being able to turn a big white monstrosity into something that goes with the new furniture. I wish I’d done this long ago.

Update: changed item! I needed more rolls and ordered them the same day first roll arrived. They changed it!! It’s now very textured (which looks nicer) however it is thinner, rips super easily while smoothing it, so holds bubbles more and just very difficult to apply. Wrinkles while unpeeling the back. It is not as good!!! If I had not started with original style, I would have given up to be honest. This is upsetting. Ordered two more rolls and both were the thin stuff, ordered double what I needed bc it kept ripping! Original: I covered my cabinet ends. Kept old cabinets in kitchen reno and the ends near the sink had water damage to particleboard. Some had small nail holes from previous owner. I used plastic wood putty to seal and smooth those spots then covered all the ends in my kitchen with this. The texture underneath is still slightly visible but not at all noticeable. Worked wonderfully! Not a perfect match but honestly probably a better match to wood doors than the old laminate on the cabinet boxes. I included a base cabinet photo with two seams, as you can see hides seams very well. The contact paper was easy to smooth out bubbles, forgiving for repositioning and cut easily with scissors. Used a utility blade along edges once mounted for a perfect fit.

This covering would be super easy to install on flat surfaces and was fairly easy to install on my steering wheel which has complex multiple contours and using a hair dyer to form. It took a few times to get it right, but it is inexpensive enough and plenty of material to try several more times if needed. It removes easily to reposition or to pull off and start again. It does tear easy when forcing contours that involves stretching if not heated prior to doing so, again with plenty of material to practice in my case!. The adhesive is sticking well now and time will tell about shrinkage and adhesion, but so far so good! The dash bezel is the original and not re-covered with this product, just the wheel. As you can tell, if i were to do it again I would go with dark brown instead of red brown which was on me! NOTE: I did have the center section "T" off the wheel and apart when recovering. I am happy with the cost, material, and results!

This was a perfect match for a vintage dresser that was a little scuffed and I did not want to go through the hassle of sanding and staining. I used it in two drawers. It is a dark, slightly cherry color and the print has a high, clear resolution and matched perfectly. It was easy to cut and install and is so smooth. The adhesive seems like it will be durable over time. It really gave the dresser drawers a new look! My son didn’t even have a clue that I installed it in his dresser.

I used it to refurbish an old Ikea shelf that was on its last leg. And now it looks perfect in my home.

I waited to make sure this product is durable before I wrote my review. It still looks as great as the second picture.

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Bed quality useless product

Colour was great, perfect match. But not very sticky so it is constantly peeling off and then bubbles when I try to glue it up.