They will never know!

This paper was easy to work with IF you know what you're doing. It does scratch easily, so I notified the seller. They quickly refunded my money and I re-bought the paper to re-do the scratched areas. I am also going to put down an couple layers of paste wax to shield it from scratching so easily. My counters were ugly, Ikea discontinued brown granite-look laminate I just love the look of the stainless counter top. As for application, you need some tools and a lot of patience. TOOLS; windex, soft cloth, window squeegee, exacto razor knife, blow dryer, smooth/rounded edge burninshing tool such as a credit card with the edge sanded so it won't scratch the finish. Thoroughly clean and rinse the surface. No dust, hair, grime. Spray lightly with windex leaving your starting spot dry so the paper won't slide as easily. Place your paper by slowly peeling back just a few inches of backing at a time. Don't worry too much about bubbles at this point. After your area is covered, lightly spray the surface with windex or water so that the squeegee slides easily. Squeegee the bubbles out and DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SEAL THE EDGES WHILE PAPER IS WET. If you have a difficult bubble, blow the surface with a warm blow dryer. Use your soft cloth to catch the drips and wipe down the surface. Continue this until all surface is covered leaving ample overhang for your edges to be finished and tucked. Using the windex method, you will be able to butt the factory straight edges right together with a tiny hair of overlap. Remember to go slow and spray and squeegee along the way. After you have the top surface complete, lightly spray the top and squeegee down one more time. Then wait until it dries completely before doing the edges. I waited overnight. When completely dry, choose a center-point to fold over. You'll need your blow-dryer to get the best edge. Blow warm air along a few inches of the paper and edge to heat it up and work the paper over the edge corner with your thumbs. You may want to use your credit card tool to help smooth out bubbles. Go slow. When you get to the end point where it needs to be wrapped, decide which way you want the visible edge to go. You'll need to make a cut so one piece goes around the corner and the other goes over the top of that. Good luck, go slow, and you won't be disappointed.

I bought his after I installed pressed tin as a backsplash in my kitchen. The silver outlet covers are very expensive so I covered all of them with this!!

This item made my kitchen counter tops look good

I almost bought a new kitchen garbage can, but thought I would try this. It is a complete upgrade! Love it. You definitely need to measure it out properly first and have a very sharp exacto knife ready to use. I think this will give my trash can 2 more years!