I had very high hopes to use this as a replacement for my daughters white board which had started to come apart. The application was relativity easy to do, and the paper was easy to cut to the correct dimensions due to the grid lines on the paper backing. However It will not stay stuck to the wall. I cleaned the wall beforehand and gave it plenty of time to dry. The Decal rolled out easily and seemed to stick well. Unfortunately the next morning when she woke up, the decal had started to peel. We pressed it back onto the wall but it wouldn't stay fully stuck for more than a few hours. I would never recommend this to anyone. Fortunately for me I only bought two rolls so I am only out $20. But I advise you to stay far far away from this product.

I am a Child / Adolescent Therapist who has a dry erase table in my office. I have been using dry erase paint for years. To paint with dry erase paint which is fairly expensive about $20 a small can . I have to sand the table and use the paint which only works for an hour after you open it. No really chances for extra jobs or 3 coats.Also as you can see on my before pictures of my own table I have to repaint it several times a year because I often have kids mix up the markers and use non dry erase markers which really then don't come off even erased. I have been so tired of sanding and repainting I thought I would give this a try. Its worked out well!!I would recommend when you do the peel and stick go slow and have a credit card ready to smooth down so it will help to avoid air bubbles. I also tried to use a non dry erase marker on it as a small test and it didn't even adhere to it. Even came with a nice drawing marker and top erases. For this price and convenience I would really recommend it!

The package comes with a roll of dry erasable wall decal and a single non-permanent marker with an eraser tip. The application is fairly straight forward, it's similar to applying screen protector on a smart phone. You start off from the edge first, move inward and squeeze out all air. This cycle continues until you finished the application. My wall is white so I didn't apply directly onto the wall because I am afraid that I might accidentally draw on the wall surface. What I ended up doing is to lay down the dry erasable wall decal on top of card board and then use 3M command adhesive to stick it onto the wall. The whole process went very smooth and no issue what so ever. I am loving it! There still plenty left after my application so I can use it for some future projects.

Garbage.

Prepared surface as directed. Removed backing and carefully stuck to a painted wall. I made sure there were no bubbles and spent time "wiping" it to ensure complete contact all around.

It stayed on less than 30 minutes.

During the short time it stayed on, I wrote in it with the marker that was included. It left a very noticeable ghost when erased. Even if it had stuck it probably would have been usable a handful of times before the "erased" writing rendered it useless.

It sticks to itself quite well when it falls off the wall. Despite the challenge, I got it all apart and tried sticking to the wall again. It stayed on less than 10 min.

Its next stop was the trash can.

Lacks required stickiness.

Let get any prep questions out of the way first. This went on a standard drywall surface in my office (not a textured bumpy wall). I wiped down the wall prior to installation to remove any possible dust and then let the wall dry thoroughly. As you can see in my photo the edges never stuck and constantly peeled enough to the point of it not looking good and ultimately removed it from the wall and tossed it in the garbage. This is due to several issues I think. The product isnt "sticky" enough and I also think because it was so tightly wound from packaging the edges kept wanting to fold over. Try something else or buy an actual whiteboard to mount on the wall.