24" Marble Contact Paper

I used this on an antique dining room table, which had heavily splintered veneer on the feet. I did my best to smooth and glue the veneer back down, but was still worried about someone brushing up against it and getting a splinter. So when I found this, I thought it was the perfect solution. I put in on the feet of the table, where the splintering was the worst, and it looks great! The shiny surface makes it look just like polished marble, and the adhesive on the back has kept it firmly in place.

Wanted to change my office desk to add some glam. Easy to work with. It allowes u to move around until you have it right. The stick is very strong and has a good weight to the paper. Looks beautiful once applied. And does not seem like its going to peel off

I like the design. Here are a few pics. I tried laying down a patch as a preview of what it will look like. The other pics show me how believable it will be as a countertop. I just laid them there; so the imperfections will scream at you; but at least you get the picture, until I actually lay them down. Those picts of the completed job will follow. Then, I will describe what it was like to work with. It may change to 5 stars after that.

I luv it will be ordering more to redo my kitchen counter top soon

It stretched so makes it hard to get wrinkles out.

This is terrible contact paper. It rips easily hard to get bubble out and it makes small wrinkles for not reason . I use contact paper for a lot of things and have a lot of experience with other brands. Replacing my bar and counter top , contact paper . Which was in great condition after 5 years but wanted a new pattern. Huge mistake because this stuff is crap. Wish I could get my money back still have half the roll. The stuff I took off was DUCK brand contact paper and super strong. This stuff is awful . Waste of money and DUCT no longer makes the pattern I took off so now I'm really screwed with and unmatched half done kitchen.

The paper is kind of thick, which makes it somewhat difficult to work with. Also, if it is not big enough to cover your surface in one piece, it is difficult to get it to look seamless. I was trying to do a counter top that was wider than the paper so mine looked pieced together and you could see the seams between each piece.

The final application looks and feels like real marble. The print quality is exceptional with very little, noticeable repeats in the pattern. It can be challenging to wrap corners (face edges) due to it being thin with little to no stretching properties. Good adhesion. I would purchase it again for flat surfaces.