🧱 Yancorp Bricks Self-Adhesive Stone Wallpaper Contact Paper for Fireplace, Kitchen Backsplash, Peel-Stick Wall, Door, Counter Top Liners - 18"x120 Review

I used this paper to renew the splashback over the stove and sink. This is excellent value for money! It's beautiful, easy to apply to a clean surface and has excellent adhesive so it's easy to apply. but can also be removed immediately to rebuild it. I am very happy with it, would buy it again and am happy with the result. I highly recommend it.

My daughter and I have discovered our inner DIY! Our basement was in need of renovation. With everyone at home and constantly looking for new activities, redesigning our space has been the perfect pastime. The application of this product is very simple. Take your time to get all the bubbles that rise. DO NOT remove the entire piece you are working on at once, take small sections and peel off as needed. The product looks super structured despite being flat. Very cool.

Complete redesign of the entire kitchen. First of all, paper should be used as an apron. When I did I liked the look of it so I brought it to the kitchen. It was easy to accept. The only thing is that it is almost impossible to compare the stones. I think it still looks good though. This was my first time, so maybe I missed something while leveling? Some of the corners wanted to be raised so I got creative and used Elmer's Clear Glue. I applied it to my fingertip and rubbed the areas that kept…

This contact paper is just great. It was very easy to install and looks like real stone. There is a mesh on the back so it's easy to measure. I was able to turn my boring rental kitchen into something absolutely fabulous. We live in an old building, they look a bit worn from the outside. When my friends first come up to me and walk in, they let me know that they didn't expect to look so beautiful on the inside because it looks so good on the outside. It's all because of that contact paper. It's

01/08/20 EDIT: If you are buying this for temporary use note that today we attempted to remove vinyl from linoleum but it did not fit easily. I had to take a paint scraper and remove it. It took a lot of effort to pick it up and left a sticky residue that we find difficult to remove. I originally gave 5 stars but deducted one star due to the complexity of the distance. However, if you use it regularly, then this is probably a plus for you. When laying on the actively used area of the floor, not