🔲 Transform Your Space with Black Contact Paper Geometry Pattern Wallpaper: Self-Adhesive, Removable, and Modern Review

I'm in the process of renovating my bathroom and decided to save some money by simply suffocating at the vanity and just replacing the countertop. I received this contact paper today and breathed it into the drawers and into the dressing table. It was very easy. Cuts well, fills in if you mess up (sorry), it's thick and sticks well. As I said, it doesn't always look as good as it could, so I definitely wouldn't use it as the main/visible area wallpaper. For this purpose it is excellent.

This particular pattern is a nightmare to align. It also varied slightly in size from one roll to the next. So if you don't want to waste a lot of time, spend more time than necessary and spend an hour with a Sharpie to tweak where it doesn't line up with the wall, I'd suggest a different scheme. It has excellent adhesion, this is one of its advantages. but overall it was a big problem to apply. And no, this is not my first experience with self-adhesive wallpaper.

I love this contact paper! I originally bought a roll to decorate the side of my table and I liked it so much I wanted to use it more around the house. It climbed the footplates of my stairs leading to our dining room very well. I have used several other brands of contact paper in the past and this seems to be one of the good ones. It's thick and adhesion is excellent. I haven't had a single problem with it so far! Such a cheap and easy way to update your home!

Several times a month I install replacement wallpaper for customers and this is not wallpaper. This is the contact paper for boxes. This is important to note as the lines of the two rolls do not line up like wallpaper. You cannot wall mount this because the lines from different rollers are not aligned. Lines cannot be combined. If you order it as wallpaper it will not work. (This review is for White and Gold Trellis Wallpaper)

When decorating my office, I decided to add some black furniture accents using contact paper. This paper was so easy to use! It has a comfortable thickness and is easy to apply without creasing. You can lift and adjust it as needed without worrying about it breaking. I used ebony contact paper from another company (that company didn't have stock) which was of mediocre quality so the difference between brands was very obvious. I immediately ordered another large roll of this paper with no…

High quality contact paper. We were renovating the bathroom and the closet had significant water stains. We bought this contact paper as a last resort to improve aesthetics and it worked great. The stain was completely dry and cleaned, and the contact paper had excellent adhesion, easy to use and easy to install. We've had it for about 30 days and I had to do some plumbing to replace the faucet. The contact paper held up great with adults and tools when digging (travelled or didn't get dirty)…

This was a really fun and easy project. It took about 2 hours from start to finish. It added a whimsical detail to my boring staircase. Some tips. Measure twice, cut once. Then fold back about 1 inch on the short side of the cut paper. Fold the backing over to create a straight edge from which to attach one end of the paper to the ladder. Align the first inch of paper exactly where it should be and SLOWLY withdraw the paper, pressing firmly against the lift as you go. If it doesn't go straight,