Oxdigi Brown Wood Contact Paper - 24 x 196 Inches - Self-Adhesive, Removable and Waterproof - Ideal Peel and Stick Wallpaper for Cabinet, Countertop, Desktop, Rental Property, Kitchen, Bedroom
Key features
- •Decorative Wood Pattern Contact Paper for cabinet, countertop, shelf liner, drawer liner, table, closet, desk, door, fridge and DIY craft work.
- •Wood texture; Can be used in kitchen, living room, bed room, office, children's bedrooms, playroom or even in bathroom. Apply for smooth and flat surface.
- •Feature: waterproof, oil-proof; Super easy to install, there is grid lines on the back of the marble contact paper for easy cutting.
- •Peel and stick; Easy to cut and install and to clean, paste.
- •Size: 24" x 196" ( 0.61m x 5m / 2.0 x 16.4 feet); Material: PVC
Oxdigi Brown Wood Contact Paper - 24 x 196 Inches - Self-Adhesive, Removable and Waterproof - Ideal Peel and Stick Wallpaper for Cabinet, Countertop, Desktop, Rental Property, Kitchen, Bedroom
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.4
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Works great, looks great
Brooke Jones✓ Verified Purchase•September 26, 2023
I used a heat gun to help manipulate the paper. I highly suggest this product. My kitchen was brown and now a beautiful white!
The best contact paper ever!
Roseanne Marlowe✓ Verified Purchase•September 16, 2023
I am extremely impressed with the weight of this contact paper and the ease with it's application. I live in an apartment and I wanted to make my particle board cabinet doors look new. I found a gem in this product. It has a very subtle woodgrain and applies the easiest of any other contact paper I've used. No stretching when you might need to lift it and adjust it during your application. I used a squeegee and lifted off the backing very carefully inch by inch and the results are fantastic. For the very little bubble that appeared in only one or two places, I used a tiny needle prick and the bubble smoothed out perfectly. I highly recommend this product if you are interested in renewing any old surface to give it a fresh subtle woodgrain look.
Not thick
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•September 13, 2023
Not quality as expected, but for the job don
Good Product
Richard S✓ Verified Purchase•September 1, 2023
The product delivers everything inspected and works fine. The only con would be that it's so curled up when you buy that it's tough to cut and paste.
Beautiful
Brandi✓ Verified Purchase•July 30, 2023
Beautiful once installed.
Installing is not so easy because it's thick, and so using the credit card to smooth out bubbles was actually harder. If you push too hard, the material would rip and then you have a hole.
The drawers I was lining were pretty big, and if you don't use a full piece then it looks weird (to me), so I would cut a full sheet the size of the drawer, then I would start to peel from one side and then try to smoothly peel as I would smooth it out and place it until I got to the end of the drawer. If you make a mistake and need to pull it up to place it better, it sometimes stretches and the material warps.
I suspect if you cut it in sections and place them it will be much easier, but then you have to deal with extra lines.
Overall, once I got in the groove of what to do to place them smoothly, I got it done without too much issue. It wasn't fun, but it's beautiful now that it's done, and the drawers are easily cleanable.
Installing is not so easy because it's thick, and so using the credit card to smooth out bubbles was actually harder. If you push too hard, the material would rip and then you have a hole.
The drawers I was lining were pretty big, and if you don't use a full piece then it looks weird (to me), so I would cut a full sheet the size of the drawer, then I would start to peel from one side and then try to smoothly peel as I would smooth it out and place it until I got to the end of the drawer. If you make a mistake and need to pull it up to place it better, it sometimes stretches and the material warps.
I suspect if you cut it in sections and place them it will be much easier, but then you have to deal with extra lines.
Overall, once I got in the groove of what to do to place them smoothly, I got it done without too much issue. It wasn't fun, but it's beautiful now that it's done, and the drawers are easily cleanable.
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