Dry Erase Wall Decal, Self-Adhesive Wall Sticker Wall Paper Whiteboard Wall Decals for School, Office, Kids DIY Home 17.7 by 78.7 Inches, with 1 Marker Pen (White)

I purchased 6 of these to hang in a classroom space for a homeschool co op. We are in a borrowed space, so I needed something that I could hang and remove at the end of the semester leaving no trace. Well, after 1 hour, it was bubbling so badly that I had to tape the tops and sides up. Needless to say, I had to remove it after class. I was (thankfully) able to re-roll it onto the backing that came with it, so I can reuse it, but it would be a MAJOR time waster to have to do this every week.The wall I used was extremely smooth - new construction (ish) painted drywall. but, it was an exterior wall, and it was very cold, so I'm hoping that warmer temps may make for a more durable bond... I'll update if I find a fix!

Erases well, and sticks well to a flat, dry surface, but the material is thin and scrunches easily. I've purchased other kinds that are thicker and sturdier. Also, this should have been obvious but it's 17" high and 78" along the length (the rolled up part). For some reason I was expecting (and hoping) for the opposite.

It doesn’t stick to all surfaces. The walls in my place have knockdown texture and it just falls off, so I made a frame with silver duct tape. It also didn’t stick to the closet doors. It does stick to the stainless steel refrigerator.

Absolutely NOT worth the money per roll. I bought 5 of these rolls since I could "peel and stick" again. However, They started peeling off after the first day I put them up.. and by the end of the week, they were on the floor. The glue is strong enough that if it folds and sticks (both sides with glue on), then forget about un-sticking it - better throw it out. I simply crumbled up 3 of the 5 rolls I bought and threw it in the trash. Instead, go to homedepot, get a 8x4 white wall panel, add some color gorilla/duct tape to the edges, and put it up on the wall.. My total cost - $15.00 + 1 hr of my time (did it while watching netflix - hence the delay).Caveat - don't know how it will work on a semi/hi-gloss wall paint. Mine were egg-shell (cleaned well) and it DID NOT stick.

As an eraser board it works. It doesnt stick to the wall though. One would have to get creative and stick to some other medium - then hang that medium

So I was really excited for this because it was a good size and a decent price, it's also pretty thick compared to the other dry erase sticker I bought. Sadly the roll bulges and rolls up and doesn't stick to the wall, even after using a silkscreen squeegee to get all the air bubbles out. :O crazy. so yea disappointed.

Dont buy this product, Yeah, it sticks, butnot on the wall. I just bought this item and stick it in the wall , used it and after a frw hrs, they’re all on the floor, stuck together. How do i put them back? No way... this item is not describe in their ad. And this item is not eligible for return, i guss not , cuz therrs no way to teturn it, theyre like contact paper stuck to each other. But it shld be eligible for refund. I paid a lot for something im not able to use, rather a piece if crap. Dont buy this item, its a piece of crap!Didnt even deserved a star rating!

Great concept but not very functional. It's paper thin which means you can in fact apply it anywhere EXCEPT it doesn't stay. Literally 2 minutes after sticking it to my kitchen cabinet (real oak wood), the edges started to bubble up and peel. Then I wrote on it with sharpie brand dry erase markers (so you know it's not the marker). Red absolutely would not write. It was like when you put rain-x on your windshield and the moisture just beads up. Black, blue and green seemed to do better, but a few minutes later, every color looked gray. I do not suggest purchasing this brand. Guess you get what you pay for.