Review on 🍃 Green Peel and Stick Wallpaper - Dimoon 118"x17.7" - Solid Green Contact Paper - Pure Green Wall Paper - Self Adhesive Wallpaper - Removable Wallpaper - Green Textured Shelf Liner - Decorative Walls Decal - Vinyl Roll by Gary Morris

So I'm the queen of removable wallpaper. This is my favorite way to decorate because it's easy to change later. So after using many different brands and types, here is my honest review. What I liked: Great price. This is a relatively very inexpensive peel and stick wallpaper. It comes on a smaller roll than most papers and isn't as wide, but it's still a pretty good inexpensive option. It was easy to change because mistakes were made. I placed this on the wall before adding the expensive branding to the top of the wall so perfect alignment required a lot of movement and handled well to reposition even in the corners. It's not very thick, but it was thicker than other reviews led me to believe. It definitely doesn't feel like high-end branded peel-and-stick paper, but it's thicker than contact paper, so I didn't have any tearing issues when I took my time. This is a great matte green. things I didn't like. : It is impossible to miss the overlap between the panels. It's pretty annoying. With a thick wallpaper on this paper, that didn't bother me too much because with something that would draw attention to the wall decor I'd add it would be barely noticeable. The colors varied depending on the role. Actually, that's a big deal. I am ordering 17 buns total and 3 buns were darker green than the rest. This is VERY noticeable and would have ruined the project if I hadn't used these 3 casters under my son's bunk bed and behind the furniture. However, if it was more than three casters, or if I didn't have any furniture to put in front of the darker casters, it would be completely useless. I would have to keep ordering and hoping I got the right shade. It's not a different color - it's just a different shade. It's like a printer with fresh ink versus empty ink, and there's no way to guarantee this won't happen to you in the future. Big Tip: This paper is FRAGILE. Remove slowly, don't use a squeegee to squeeze out the bubbles (I used a towel and hand instead). Small scratches will appear if you scratch it AT ALL. When stretched, the paper deforms, and when bent, white lines remain. It takes time, but the color was worth it for me. I couldn't find this color anywhere else. Since I hate painting and permanent wallpaper so much, the downsides were worth it for me, but hopefully this review gives everyone a clear picture to make a good choice for themselves!