Abyssaly Marble Contact Paper for Countertops, White Grey Faux Marble Wallpaper Peel and Stick, Self Adhesive Removable Counter Top Peel and Stick Waterproof for Cabinets and Backsplash 15.7" X 118"

This gray and white marble peel and stick counter top wrap is really well made! The material feels durable. I ended up not using it because the colors didn’t quite match my kitchen cabinets and walls, but the product itself is excellent. If the colors work for your space, it’s a great option for a quick and stylish update.

I used to use this a lot when I lived in Russia. I was surprised they don’t have it at Home Depot. I love it — it’s so easy to use for fixing surfaces. It’s waterproof and looks great now.

This film is really sticky and somewhat challenging to work with - but this could have been user error. I was creating a faux fireplace and I needed to create long pieces that look like marble trim. The film is really sticky - there is no room for error. If you peel slightly too much at the time - the film will curl up and stick to itself or to any surface - and it is really hard to remove it without creating some creasing. Have to be careful not to create any bubbles too, and smooth them out asap. I was doing this project alone - and I wish I had someone helping me. Also - the rolls of film that I got have slight cool tone to them, almost pale blue to gray - very light - but noticeable. I think the amazon photos make this film looking pretty neutral, not cool. Overall I am happy with the price and how my project turned out.

It was very easy to use and looks really nice. It is thick and good quality. The adhesive is not sticky enough to stay by itself, but if you use a hair dryer it works wonders. The color is just like the picture and it goes on smooth. If you need to get bubbles out you can re apply it without a problem. Not sure how long it will last, but looks great so far.

First, the thing that I like is the marbling. It is not overly done and looks. nice. Now, for the things that I do not like.I purchased this to cover a vent hood that I could only get in stainless steel that does not look great above my white stove. As mentioned, the marbling looks great but I dislike how glossy this paper is.Is it sticky, yep it will stick to itself and other surfaces. I minimized its desire to stick to itself by heating it with a blowdry to get the curls out before applying.Is it durable? Absolutely not. I popped holes/ripped it with my nails. One time, I was simply running my finger over it to find bubbles and it ripped.It also does not stick great on corners but this is common for inexpensive contact paper.I am going to leave it on my vent hood for now but I plan to spend a bit more money and get a different brand that is more durable and less shiny. I am glad I was able to use this inexpensive brand to test the look.

If you are like me, and you suffer from having to buy a new IKEA desk top because you damage it with either glue, paint, ink or because you dropped a paper punch or scissors and now you have chips flying off your surface, then you will be smart to cover instead of paying for new table tops. I did this on a whim. I'm on a serious tight budget and did not want to dish out another $50 for a new top. So I paid $18 for 2 rolls and boy did it do wonders. I took photos of hubby applying it. Since he works for vending games, he knew to first measure your surface and precut a your sheet. Unroll and lay flat. Line up to one edge first. Leave room to go OVER the edge (because you will cut that off anyway). The one tip that I thought was surprising was to use either a glass cleaner or windex or clear spray to soften the vinyl as you are stretching and adhering it to the surface. You pull a little of the backing off and then lay it down and use a credit card or something with a straight hard edge to "scrape" the vinyl down after you spray it. This softens the vinyl and helps to relax the material to be formed into it's new shape (FLAT)... because it came in a rolled state. After you cover the surface, go back with a cutting knife or craft knife and easily cut the excess along the edge of the surface. It takes long because you want to be precise, but it looks fabulous. (I will add photos later). One last tip. If you find bubbles (even after all that effort), you can use the tip of your craft knife to gently make a teeny tiny hole in the bubble. This will allow for air to escape as you press down and smooth out the bubble. Works EVERYTIME! I hope this helps!

terrible winkles, not very sticky

I covered my whole worn down makeup vanity, and it looked new! It was easy to apply, when I made a mistake I was able to correct it. It’s very durable and is staying nice and shiny