Oxdigi Purple Contact Paper Decorative 24 x 196 inches for Cabinets Countertops Kitchen Glossy Glitter Self Adhesive Film Peel and Stick Waterproof Removable Wallpaper

This was very easy to work with , even on my textured refrigerator. I finally got my dream stove & desperately wanted a vintage fridge to match, however energy costs and availability were a problem. So, I decided to make my own retro fridge! Also I redid my stove with it as well, because I don't really care for the original brown of it. Wipes clean nicely, went in easy, has a terrific shimmer , and is holding up great so far🤞. I really like how it looks! Would definitely recommend.My only complaint is that I needed a 3rd roll and they were sold out, emailed the company and they basically told me to buy it from someone else, but I was afraid it wouldn't be the same blue, so I just did the sides of my fridge black.

Very vice pearl color. Thick feel. Not your boring grandma shelving paper. Very east to cut and install.

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Easier to clean than wooden cupboards. The adhesive is very good. The quality of the paper itself is charming, it has that subtle gloss that bounces light, and for a small kitchen that is a plus, for me. Worth the penny.

This was my first time using contact paper, so I can’t compare it to any other paper. It’s definitely very sticky, but I was able to peel small portions of it back off pretty easily/slowly when I needed to readjust something. The actual paper is full of glitter when you look closely (see photo), and the color has a blue or gray tint to it. You can see the difference next to the ultra pure white paint I used on my door trim. Not gonna lie, this project was a pain in the butt. The main flat surfaces weren’t hard to do, but I didn’t enjoy doing the edges (so many bubbles). I’m pretty impressed with myself for doing a decent job with it anyway and would still recommend this to anyone wanting a quick fix or update. My rental kitchen is so outdated so this was my first project to spruce it up a little. Thought I might try doing the cabinets with different contact paper but not so sure now. I’ll work on a backsplash and some peel & stick floor tiles first!***UPDATE: two months later and the counters are still holding up great. I also just used some of the leftover contact paper to cover the ugly old cabinet doors in my bathroom. It was so quick and easy and the adhesion is awesome.***

I put this up in my then 8 year olds room. Now at 12.5 he wants a different look. This product went up easy and came down the same. Minimal amounts of paint came off which could’ve been from the tween removing the paper.

In the description says that is is 1 roll of 196 inches, in my case I’ve received 5 small rolls.In not sure if I’ll be able to use.The dimensions are wrong, or my material that I received is wrong. What I’ve received is 5 rolls of 15 inch wide by approximately 5 feet long.

I used this to cover an old (but still going strong) fridge. The first piece I put on looked absolutely awful and had air bubbles and wrinkles all over it. I watched tons of youtube videos on how to do this and of course they made it look simple. After some cuss words and frustration my husband said to spray the fridge with water and then squeegee it like they do for car window tinting. Worked like a charm. Went on smooth and without any problems. Sticks very well and looks good. Some minor little bubbles and wrinkles but it's a fridge that is in our garage so I'm not getting too worked up about it. I would recommend this product. However, if you want an easy, smooth application process, spray the entire surface with water and work it out with a squeegee.

The product is amazing, it was very easy to install. It's also appartment friendly. I had to change the cabinet because it was so ugly. It looks absolutely amazing however one roll was not enough for my tiny kitchen.I also have 0 experience doing this so it's for sure beginner friendly

This was a task requiring a lot of patience! It took a few tries to get the hang of it. I found when you intially lau the paper down it will hand air bubbles as much as you try to avoid it. Once it is laid down lift the opposite side up to where the bubbles are and push in the opposite direction as you lay it back down. I don’t notice much where the pieces were joined, its easier to work in smaller pieces. The corners are tricky but the quality of the paper overall is awesome! The colour is as advertised.

Bubbles popping up a week after it was installed. Edges are also not very adhesive.

I refurbished my Kitchen cabinets with this, they turned out beautiful. This vinyl is easy to use sticks great l, it’s thick but not to thick so you can do the corners of any surface easily.

Placed it on our laminate Wood closet doors as the laminate was quite damaged from contact paper the previous owners installed. Easy to install as we didn't have any intricate cuts to make. The rolls bunch up fairly easily before you even take the backing off so it's important to be as gentle as possible while unrolling/cutting. Two people made this a much easier process so that one person could hold the paper out flat while the other smoothes it down. Overall very pleased with the finished product.