Review on Transform Your Home With Self-Adhesive Wood Plank Wallpaper - 17.71"X78.7" Peel And Stick Decorative Vintage Panel by Johnny Burns

I was skeptical as to how well this product was going to work considering it was peel and stick wall paper, but after reading the reviews I decided to give a shot considering how well it was priced. My sister had insisted we do a feature wall in my nursery in preparation for the arrival of my first baby.The Good : The paper itself is very thick and well made. I recommend if you are doing a large area to purchase the widest roll possible as well as the largest roll to cut down on the amount of "sections" you may need to do. The finished look is beautiful and it doesn't even really look like wallpaper. We have had tons of comments from family members on how the overall look of the feature wall really makes the nursery feel complete.The difficulties: In the event you are completing a large area project much like myself, you will NOT be able to do this alone. If so, you are a professional and deserve an award! It took 3 of us to get this paper on the wall straight, and took us a total of about 3 hours. Perhaps its because I am a perfectionist, or maybe because the people who built our home didn't know how to make a straight line, but dang it was hard to make this paper go straight! We found ourselves constantly at a slight angle which would in turn make the planks start slanting upwards or downwards, and we would have to peel it off and start over.The paper was able to be removed several times to get it in the proper position which was very helpful. We were also able to use those sections and re-stick it to the wall without issue. The tackiness of the paper was incredible! It pulled paint up in a few areas just from the overall strength of the adhesive! We used a squeegee wand to push out any air bubbles as we applied it, and there aren't any noticeable wrinkles or air bubbles in the paper. We also used a super sharp knife to cut around the outlets, door frame, baseboards, and corners and has no issues with it looking weird or sloppy.Overall, I give this paper a 9 out of 10 and wouldn't hesitate to use it again. In fact, my husband wants to use it downstairs in our living room as a feature wall when we go to paint this spring.