🖤 Yancorp Matte Black Self-Adhesive Vinyl Film Shelf Liner Drawer Peel-Stick Countertop (16"x120", Black) Review

Our desktop needs to be restored, repainted, anything! I ordered it and wow! Go slow and easy and it goes on like a glove! Measure and cut, it's amazing. Our computer desk looks like new again! I hope it holds up as well as it looks! Order and try, you will be amazed by the results!

This paper stuck to the release liner was perfect for my bedroom wall. It may be easier to apply with two people. I installed it myself as an accent wall behind my bed. Sticks to the wall with no problems. I used a flat smooth object to smooth the bubbles along the way. I ordered 5 rolls, which was enough for my wall of almost 9 square meters.

This contact paper is easy to cut and apply. I used it to hide unsightly scratches on a filing cabinet. The texture of the black finish complements my desk and looks amazing with the wood grain pattern on my cabinet. The thickness is just right to feel durable and flex around sharp corners. I pressed the folded corners with a credit card and she keeps them nice and clear. If you didn't line it up correctly, you can take it off and try again. I cut my pieces a little longer than necessary and…

It was very difficult to work with. I've used a variety of self-adhesive shelf liners as well as regular self-adhesive vinyl. The problem is that it is very fragile. If there is some excess at the edge when stacked and pressed, the liner will rip/tear as it nears the edge of your cabinet or drawer. Generally, you can just trim off some extra, press the liners into place, and then trim off the excess with a blade. Unfortunately I had to remake many parts to avoid these tears. I ended up using…

I have no idea how much they spent on this. I was too deep down to go back or get anything else. I figured the best thing would be to just keep buying more and more of the same item that I keep buying. As you can see, they are all different colors. I now have 2 full walls due to mismatch...some black, some grey, and some white stains/damage from the end of the rollers. I bought them in separate transactions because initially I wasn't sure how much I wanted to install. Then, when I saw it and…

First of all, this thing isn't forgiving at all and honestly you might need a professional installer or someone with some experience. If you start folding the product and need to correct something, creases will appear on the material. Because the material is very thin, the creases remain constant. This in itself is not a problem. because a skilled hand will most likely hang them on the wall without any problems. but. Almost every reel I've received has either a noticeable dent or edge damage…

In-line glue is useless, it's pretty much a post-it. I have no idea why you need that level of stickiness on the surface. But you can just use contact cement instead, which really works. It's not very hard, don't expect the surface to withstand a lot of stress with it. The lack of firmness also means it can stretch during use, especially when going over an edge. After one edge it's still tolerable, after the second there's no chance of the two sheets aligning properly. At the same time, it is…

I am very happy with this product! So far I've used it to cover my desk (it had minor surface damage like paint splatters and water rings) as well as a cheap cardboard box that I use as a computer stand. It is very easy and gentle to apply - it looks like a large sticker, but it can be moved. To avoid blistering or wrinkling of the surface, I would recommend applying it slowly and incrementally (just shaving off an inch or two the first time) and then gradually smoothing it out. I used the rim…