Yancorp Matte Black Contact Paper Solid Wallpaper Plain Vinyl Film Self-Adhesive Wallpaper Drawer Peel-Stick Countertop, 16"x120",Black

I actually bought this to use in a vinyl cutting machine, as I could not find any vinyl to match the wedding colors for my project. It was a bit more difficult to cut with, and absolutely did not stick to the transfer tape, but I got it to work in the end. The letters stuck very well to my project, but also were able to be peeled off without leaving residue. I cannot say how it would do on a painted wall and if it would pull paint with it, but it seems like that it would be a good option. It has a slight texture to it, as well.

Honestly I wasn’t sure what to expect as with all products on Amazon there are always mixed reviews as some people leave bad reviews hoping for a refund; well rest assured this is a 100% authentic review. I loved this wall paper or whatever it’s considered lol. It’s not like super cheap and ruined on arrival. Measuring mf placing it was a breeze. I would suggest having someone help you though bc it’s rolled up and if you’re covering a big area it can just be a lot unless you have 3-5 arms 😂 but upon application the back peel off paper was easy to separate, came off very smooth & when sticking it to the wall I had ZERO issues with bubbles or readjusting. It looks like regular wall paper but feels like a real chalk board. When using chalk it draws just like a regular board would. Also, needs a bit of board cleaner to remove all of the chalk like a regular board. There were no dead spots that the chalk couldn’t color on. Completely opaque no tearing or wierd dry spots with the adhesive. Personally I applied LED strip lights so around the boarder to have an aesthetic look and easy clean up. When I had to remove it there was no sticking to the paint (& my apartment walls had that type of paint that if you wiped it with water the paint would start to wash off 🙄) or rip during removal. I used a roll & a third of the second I’d say; made 3 even pieces and stacked them one above the other horizontally and it covered an area of my wall about the size of a rolling chalkboard. Easy to line up and had zero wall showing where the pieces came together. Please don’t judge the picture I attached Lmaoo this was the first day putting it up and trying it out so the lights weren’t sorted out totally. But for special reference I’m 5’3, the grey thing to the left is my loveseat arm & my dogs booty 😂

The built in adhesive is useless, it's pretty much post-it glue. I have no idea why you would ever want that level of stickiness on a surface. But you can just use contact cement to attach instead which actually works. It isn't very tough, dont expect a surface with it on to take significant abuse. The lack of toughness also means it can stretch during application, especially going over an edge. After one edge it is still tolerable, after a second there is zero chance of two sheets lining up right. All that said, it's easy to work with and cheap. Cut out a sheet a little larger than the surface, put down contact cement, roll it flat, trim down edges with a plain old pocket knife and boom. Pretty nice looking surface is done. The edges/corners are tricky, two sheets meeting on an edge won't look right on close inspection and you can't go over more than one edge due to the stretchiness of the material. But on a flat surface two sheets laid down next to each other (with the manufacturer edge) meet so flawlessly it takes active search to find them even when you know where they are. Definitely do some practice runs first when working with this stuff, it takes getting used to but is great for a cheap, utilitarian project.

This is a temporary fix for me but a huge improvement. I had a old closet that the previous owners had pulled off wood paneling from leaving behind seriously damaged and drywall underneath covered in glue spots. I put poster board over the whole area and then this wallpaper overneath. Does it look perfect? Absolutely not. Does it look good enough to make me feel happy with the space? Absolutely. I bought five rolls of this stuff and one of them came messed up (the first three images). Around 3/4 of the roll obviously some type of manufacturing error take place. Typically with stuff like this you have the actual wallpaper itself and then a type of backing paper on the back to protect the adhesive. The majority of one of the five roles did not have backing paper so it was just two layers of wallpaper on top of each other. Unfortunately because they were on top of each other both bits of it were unusable because one side had no adhesive properties and the other was very damaged. Luckily I bought more than I needed so it wasn't that big of a deal. Overall very happy especially for the price.

This color is so much prettier in person. I bought a 394" roll a few days ago and was only gonna do one wall in my bathroom but it is so pretty I went further and had to buy another roll and it came today, can't wait to finish my bathroom!!

The color is very pretty, but unfortunately the material does not stick well at all and tears very easily. If you’re looking for something durable to wrap counters, cupboards, walls, or similar surfaces, I would not recommend this product.

If you have a lot of cabinets . You need 10 or more rolls. The paper holds up great.. water resistance, stain resistance. Nice product

Great

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Lo use para poner en la ventana del cuarto de mi bebé, no queda totalmente obscuro, pero si ayuda a oscurecer la habitación.

Awesome,best matte black colour, value of money 💰, thickness quite good but best part is easy to apply by pealing of the cover .

Loved this product! I have made over my kitchen with contact paper, and didn't want to replace my white fridge, so I used this to cover it. It's a good quality contact paper, not super thin or thick. If you've never used contact paper before, you may want to have someone help you, as you have to handle it delicately. It will have some bumps in it as it's been in a roll. I used a flat trim guide and slowly push it forward, smoothing out the wrinkles. I found it easier to apply in smaller strips, and used a hair dryer on the corners and around the knobs to have it blend seamlessly. No one believes it's not a new fridge!

Does not stick well.