🎄 Abyssaly White Gray Wood Paper: Removable Self-Adhesive Peel and Stick Wallpaper for Vintage Wood Panel Interior Decor - 17.71 in X 118 in - Perfect for Christmas Decoration Review

Im impressed! I decided to add something to the door leading to our playroom and I really like how it turned out! The only downside to this paper is that it is quite translucent. You can see where I cut the edge under the paper, but it's not too bad. The annoyed look kinda hides it unless you're really looking at it.

11/27/2020 Updated Review. It was fairly simple and didn't damage the top half, but the area around the toilet and floor had the paint peeling off the wall and I had to putty it. It seems that any area that gets wet or damp causes the adhesive to stick more tightly, damaging it when removed. I wouldn't recommend using this in the bathroom but then again it was an easy fix and our rental company will never know.

I felt like our kitchen is a bit basic and I wanted to do something to breathe life into it but the problem is we rent out so I searched for an alternative and came across this wallpaper. It's so easy to stick and holds up really well but the best part is if you mess up you can always take it off and do it again and if we move we can just take it off. The whole kitchen only cost me $18, but everyone who has seen it thinks we paid more. I really like how it turned out

Great product to give the look of wood without the hassle and weight of real wood. I received this contact paper with a white wooden board to make a backdrop for my daughter's birthday (photo of almost completed project is attached). The look and feel are pretty good, but the plastic itself is a little flimsy and brittle. Therefore only 4 stars. How thin? Thin enough that everything behind can still be seen and tears easily if care is not taken when applying (peeling off the contact paper). I…

I LOVE this thing. It looks so authentic and only costs a penny compared to real ship sculpture. i am so impressed Just a few tips: Buy tools, including a wallpaper mangle and a knife. They are cheap and absolutely necessary. You also need a level. I would not pre-cut the paper. I have big walls and I had someone help me so keep the whole roll of paper while you tape it to the wall. Start in the top corner. This is the most difficult part of the whole project. You need to choose the right paper

I can't upload photos but I've done some work to document the poor quality of this product. It's too thin and looks flimsy and cheap on the wall oh and tears easily. And don't you dare drop it on you, you're done. he won't let go and just tears the paper. The taped wall is smooth, but I can't get a smooth print. Tiny creases that I can't smooth out and little smudges of paper that look almost melted. What is that? I use a soft eraser to press the glue against the wall, but there are still tiny…

Ugh. I had such high hopes for this contact document after reading the reviews and seeing the beautiful projects everyone has completed. I was planning on using this to create an impromptu background for layout photography so I didn't need anything too professional but wow. This did not bring the slightest result. First, it ripped and bubbled up just as I was trying to peel off the tape it was wrapped in. When I saw this I thought there was a problem and should have just rolled it up and sent…

I wasn't sure how difficult it would be or if it would even work! After reading other reviews we weren't sure how easy it would be. Our project was a small dressing room. Two people assembling will surely make things easier when you have long stretches! There are lines on the back of the paper to help you cut a straight line. After cutting the piece, I folded it and peeled off one edge. One of us lined it up against the wall and started smoothing it out while the other ripped off the backing…