Purple Wallpaper Purple Contact Paper Peel and Stick for Cabinet Countertop

Super easy to apply, but does crinkle a bit and will show it if you’re not giving a nice straight peel. Very good price for the quality though 👍🏼

My living room couch is orange and the rug is orange, yellow, blue and green. I wanted a console table that was yellow, but the options were a bit pricey.I used this product to cover a cheap console table and side table and it's gorgeous. The yellow is a matte finish and looks great with the black of the table. Very easy to install and correct when placed incorrectly. I don't know if wallpaper and contact paper are the same, as this says wallpaper, but it worked great for what I used it for. I used 2 rolls of the smallest size (I think 17×78) with not too much left over to spare. Wish I had more things to cover in the other colors!

I used this product for more temporary purposes. Needs for at least a week to adhere with ease of application, to clean and smooth surfaces, were met well -- aesthetically and functionally.As a person who is always looking for good materials, this was a great find.I'd also recommend keeping the adhesive protection substrate, intact until ready for more long term placement. It can be used as non-adhesive shelf liner this way.

I used this to cover up some cardboard crafts I made and it did a good job doing it. It sticks well and the color is accurate. However, it is not 100 percent smooth. There is a bit of texture in it but it is not very noticeable. But it also came with some pretty butterfly stickers so I’m giving it 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Looks just like the picture. Easy to use. Good adhesive. Durable.

This is great thick and sturdy paper. I’m pleased to say I ordered multiple rolls on separate occasions of the same color and it all matches seamlessly. Unfortunately, after getting a few pieces on the wall, I had to lift one and re position it and it took some of my apartment wall with it when peeling it off. It’s possible that my apartment walls aren’t of good quality or sturdiness, but regardless, I think it’s going to be a very difficult process getting this off when I have to move out. The whole goal was to not have to paint now just to paint again when my lease ends, but it seems that now I will have to plaster AND paint.

I debated on this because reviews were mixed. My house is very old and the painted paneling was driving me crazy. I didn't expect this paper to completely conceal the paneling but it did. The paper is thick and it stuck very well.

Scrubbed surface with scrub brush. Wiped with alcohol to clean unseen oil and such. Paper did not stick. Applied over a corner and it keeps popping off.