Marble Peel and Stick Wallpaper Granite Wall Paper for Old Furniture Self Adhesive and Removable 17.7 inch x 78.7 inch Marble Contact Paper for Countertops Easy to ApplyClimatePartner certified

I purchased this for the sit to stand desk that I recently got to dress it up a bit and couldn't be happier with how it turned out!The contact paper is thick and great quality. It does not easily tear and easy to install! Adhesion is amazing! Easy peel yet, would stick again with no problem! Glossy finish and seemless look!INSTALLATION TIPS:PLAN BEFORE YOU STICK. Cut your materials and lay it how you want it first and give enough room for edges.CLEAN YOUR AREA. Wipe with a cleaner or whatever you wanna use but wipe it dry with a microfiber cloth so you don't have small particles laying around as this will leave bubbles.START IN THE BACK! So you can get a feel for how to install it. How you want your corners folded etc.STAY CALM & BE PATIENT. Things can get overwhelming easily specially if youre working on a bigger space. Keep things neat and apply small sections only to avoid wrinkles or bubbles.ROLL IT! Roll the piece that you're going to use the other way so you'll have better control while applying. Roll carefully so you dont create creases and folds. This will appear on your desk and hard to smooth out.PEEL IT. Peel small sections only! I peel abt 2 inches at a time. I carefully apply the adhesive part on the corner of my desk allowing extra inchb to be folded underneath.WIPE IT. Use microfiber cloth to wipe as you apply. Wipe with pressure but carefully. I wipe as I go meaning I've got pressure on my left hand while wiping on up and down motion to smooth out any bubbles while peeling the back paper with my right hand.ROLL IT AGAIN. Roll back paper (the one on your right hand) as you go so you have less clutter.CUT IT. Cut a small piece to patch the corners of your desk. This will conceal all the folds you have there.See pics for visuals. Hope this helps! :)

I love his contact paper! Shiny & has the look if real marble. I've used this to cover shelves, furniture tops, wooden boxes, vanity surface....anywhere I'd like a more high end look, but it's so affordable!Fairly easy to put on, I suggest cutting pieces of the backing paper off one section at a time, especially if you're doing it by yourself and it's a larger surface. I use a flexible plastic ruler to smooth it down. Go slowly and press out as many of the bubbles as you can. Once finished, I trim the edges with a sharp exacto or box cutter. Any remaining bubbles, if you make a tiny hole near it, you can push the air out with your fingers to smooth it down.Too soon to tell about the durability, but it seems well worth it. I've already purchased several rolls. I'd love to do my kitchen counters with it, but unsure how it would hold up.

I wanted a renter friendly way to spruce up my kitchen and I loved this. The material itself adhered to my counters very well and it feels thick and durable. I got the white marble and it actually looks pretty real! It’s not super stretchy so you have to be careful when pulling it. There were a couple of times when I tried to stretch it out and go over a bump and it ripped a little but that was my fault. My only issue is that you definitely need 2 people (I would have even loved 3 lol). I say that because it’s really hard to work with/smooth down since it’s sticky. I had a hard time getting the bumps out and making it super smooth.

A little on the thinner side but it was easy to use and very pretty. Will be buying another roll as I ran out.

Fine, but not great. This paper was thinner than expected - I’ve done many a contact paper craft or renter friendly DIY upgrade in the past, but this was the thinnest stuff I’ve come across. Initially, I didn’t think much of it, as the adhesive was still okay - but I did notice that with the combo of the thinness and the white color of the marble pattern, there was the possibility of faint ghosting through the paper. I noticed it the most on my two countertops: one was naturally tan and the other was naturally speckled green, and this paper looked slightly different on the two surfaces. Mind you, that could have been the perfectionist in me: my partner didn’t notice the subtle difference until I pointed it out to him.Because it’s so thin, it is super prone to folding/creasing, so be sure to handle with care when applying it to anything. Has held up to water well, but the thinness makes me a little nervous to clean it (I accidentally ripped an area during a routine surface cleaning with a washcloth and diluted Castile soap spray). Because of that, I’ve been hyper mindful of avoiding pigmented products (I will not let my hair dye boxes or purple shampoo anywhere near it!) - so I can’t really comment on stain resistance.Removed pretty easily - very minimal adhesive left behind compared to other products, and easy to clean off with goo-gone.

Before and after 🤌🏼 installation is a 2 person job, to get air bubbles out I used a hair dryer and a spatula lol. Seriously looks like stone and glossy too! Be sure not to put a heated curling iron or anything else like that on it without a pad.