Vintage Floral Adhesive Paper Vinyl Shelf Liner Peel Stick Dresser Drawer Sticker Home Deco 17.7inch by 118inch (Blue)

I used this Vintage Floral Adhesive Paper for my daughter’s sweet 16 backdrop and it turned out perfection. Ease to use and good quality. 10 out of 10 and I will purchase again.

If I could give this design 10 stars, I would! It’s absolutely gorgeous! I had a battered ugly brown coffee table that I was about to give to the dump, but I painted it white & used this contact paper & now I love it! I intend to buy more of this! It’s good quality & gorgeous & was no trouble to apply.

I truly love this liner even when I had to cut it and I thought the patterns weren't matching when I would put it in it came out perfect it looks so wonderful in our babies nursery drawer

I refurbished a 45 year old small cabinet/chest of drawers that I have had since childhood. I painted it and put new knobs on, but left the inside unpainted (as it was originally). I really wanted to line the bottom of each drawer and wanted something old fashioned/vintage looking. This pattern really resonated with me so I ordered it. Once I got the bottom of the drawer lined I loved it so much I decided to do all the sides. I absolutely love the end result. It's a very feminine and definitely vintage feel. In my case, the colorful floral pattern nicely offsets the exterior white paint.What I'd do differently:First off, I did NOT measure and draw cut lines, etc. I laid the piece in, folded half-a$$ed and cut. I do not recommend that whatsoever. So, don't be like me...measure, draw, then cut. Especially since the back of the peel off portion – even though it has guidelines – doesn't have consistent lines edge to edge, so if your shape falls between the pre printed lines, you'll be better off with drawn cut lines. Since I didn't measure/draw cutlines, some of my cuts were off slightly so I had to cut small splices to cover the gaps.Since I started off only intending to line the bottom of each drawer, I used single pieces. When I decided to line the sides, I just did continued with that method. This makes the pattern NOT line up but that doesn't bother me. It also probably added time and hassle. It might be better to use one piece for the bottom/back and then another single piece that wraps the remaining sides. Conversely, use one piece for the bottom and a single piece to wrap the four sides. Some geniuses could probably figure out how to cut one piece for the whole drawer. I'm not that smart or patients. On the flip side, using one piece per side does have the plus of more control over position and bubbles. It was pretty easy to peel off and reposition if things got wonky; having to deal with long strips of adhesive paper would be a pain and could go wrong quick.I definitely needed a scraper and Exacto knife...the scraper worked really well to get air bubbles out, and the paper was easy to trim. Also, when I spliced pieces in to fix gaps, the result is pretty seamless...you'd have to know there was a splice there and really look to see them. I think that's due to the background pattern of the design.Overall I am very happy with this paper and would definitely recommend and also would buy again!

Used this contact paper inside a shelf I built, and it helped immensely to give the space a more customized and special feeling. It is a bit finicky to cut and handle, but I feel that is all contact paper when used in an application such as this.

My home was built in 1924. I was very pleased to beable to keep with the time period.

I bought this to cover the back of a cabinet. The adhesive is not very sticky. I don't have high hopes that it will still be adhered tomorrow. It was wrinkled on the roll, and it gets wrinkles and bubbles when you put it down on the surface. I used a utility knife on a cutting mat, and it does not give a clean edge at all. I assume a scissors would give a better edge, but bc I was using a straight edge to reduce the width over 34", a scissors would have been very difficult to use. Be aware that it's very thin, almost tissue-paper-like. I was expecting more of a vinyl texture like others I've used. This one is not that at all. As a result, when trying to smooth out winkles, it was prone to tearing in jagged little lines. I'm not likely to buy this again. I love the pattern, but the challenges with using it are just not worth it.

The media could not be loaded.  Beautiful and easy to instal!

Product is easy to use, but background colour is brown rather than white

Good quality, liked the grid at the back for cutting lines straightEasy to apply would buy again!

I love this wall paper, I used it to line some shelves in my bathroom.

Loved this paper! I used it to do the drawers of an antique sewing machine i redid(only after previous owner tried and ruined it) and i love the way it looks, antique, girly, but fresh. Easy to use and smoothed out bubbles easily with a blade and card. Happy.

Easy to use. Made a great effect in my antique dresser drawers.