🔲 Enhance Your Space with VEELIKE 118X15.7 Black Marble Contact Paper: Waterproof, Removable, Self-Adhesive Film for Kitchen Countertops, Cabinets, and More! Review

I like the color of this glue but it was a hassle to apply. You have to be very careful and work very slowly to avoid getting air bubbles, which we managed to do. It's a job for two, that's for sure.

I'm trying to get it right lol. The longer the sticky side is cut off, the less it will stick to the counter. Work fast, use tools. Not bad for my first time. Could be softer but I get it. I thought "marbling" was white, but it's grey.

I like almost everything about this product but the roll wrinkled as soon as it was opened. I cut out the piece I attached as it was very wrinkled. Due to the strong adhesive, bubbles are very difficult to remove. Needed another role due to this issue and now it's down forever.

I have an old shelf that has served me for a few years now but it started to bulge in the middle so I turned it over (chipboard) and used this contract paper to fix what Wood or the underside was to be covered and I reduced the load a bit😁 I like it. If you need better adhesion, use adhesive spray.

This was a quick and easy solution to replacing the countertop. I like the design, it looks very realistic. It was fairly easy to install and so far has held up well on my kitchen countertop. Wet with no problems. It really changed the look for the better. Sticky enough to stay on and easy to adjust. I used a wallpaper brush to make it easier.

I used it on the toilet sink. gets wet all the time without a single problem. When I opened the roll I saw this cute sticker as a freebie. Good adhesion, good glossy texture, good marbling effect and the price is right! I accidentally glue them together on the back so I can take them off without wrinkling. Keep in mind that this is not ordinary vinyl that can be straightened with heat. Therefore, a little more care when tightening is the key to a good result. Really good product!

Tried and failed, but once you get into the flow it's easier to apply. I used a precision blade which saved a life, it was difficult to get rounded corners on the edges and then get around the faucet and such, but other than that it was a breeze, constant air bubbles despite cleaning/drying the surface thoroughly have. but that's about it. I tried squeezing and squeezing them out and that helped a little, but not to perfection. It's REALLY sticky so I had to strategize how to stack it and keep…