346-0219 Decorative Self-Adhesive Film, Maple Wood, 17" x 78" Roll

I use this to redo my kitchen cabinets. It matches the original shelf liners, almost perfectly, and so far is sticking very well. It was easy to apply. A window washing squeegee really helped smooth out any wrinkles and bubbles.

This is my second purchase of d-c-fix products. The product line is very easy to work with, and the finished project looks great. Like my first project, this was purchased to cover some damaged wood work. In this case it was trim that a previous owners puppy had chewed on. This meant that there were some very deep teething marks. This product covered that up no problem, you can't tell that this product has been placed over those areas. I left the product a little bit wider then the trim, I had no problem going back with a box cutter and cutting the excess evenly along the top of the trim. The product did not tear at all. While having to reposition and remove air bubbles I experienced no problem. Nothing that some patience and a can do attitude to achieve desired look. Love this low budget option to covering damages. My first project was to cover a hallway door that had been kicked in at the bottom. That went so well that I thought I would try this color on the trim. Very satisfied. In the end the color was even a better match to the other woodwork in the room than the original trim color.

This stuff is awesome, super easy to work with. My only quirk or complaint is the adhesive could be a little tackier. Had a hard time getting it to lay down on top of the old contact paper I couldn't remove. Other than that it works and looks great !

Worth the purchase! Let the pic speak for itself. Needed to have the dark brown match the new furniture and well, it turned out phenomenal.

I have Kitchenmaid maple veneer pullout drawers in cabinets with a little water damage so that in some areas some particle board was showing so I got a roll of this to line the interior. I thought I was going to need to buy some expensive and heavy laminate and then figure out how to put that on, but I thought I would give this a shot first. I'm SO glad I did - I did one - it looks brand new now. I worked from the center out, patiently to make sure there were no bubbles and I'm not a super crafty type and it worked beautifully for me. It sticks but also allows for some pulling back up to adjust for any bubbles or re-positioning. The color is light and was a perfect match for the maple veneer of the interior of the cabinets. I got just one roll first to make sure the color worked - now getting more to finish up the other drawers. I'm very, very happy!

I feel bad about giving it just three stars, because it seems like a quality product, but this stuff is a *bear* to install. It's really a two-person job, one to unroll the product (a little at a time, like the instructions say) the other to flatten it (using a roller, again as the instructions say) to whatever you're putting it on. It will bubble, and while pricking the bubbles with a pin deflates them, that leaves you with wrinkles. The fact that I was putting it on foamboard instead of a harder, more durable surface like a cabinet, probably didn't help. The results look like hell up close, but fortunately it's in an out-of-the-way place and from ten feet away it's not bad. But really, to do this well you need to be the kind of person who enjoys doing meticulous, demanding craft work. And have a helper who fits the same description. And buy way *way* more than you think you'll need, so all your material is from the same dye lot, because there's a steep and unforgiving learning curve.

This was exactly what I was looking for to use on a ceiling fan update. The ceiling fans in the house I bought we're all outdated in styling. Brass, ugly light globes, and light oak fan blades. Painted the fan with some brushed aluminum spray paint by Rust-Oleum and bought some stylish globes. I didn't know how to update the blades except for painting them or trying to find some blades that would actually fit the old fan model. Also thought about making them but it would take alot of work and may not come out right. Until I stumbled upon this and it was cheap and easy! Took me an hour tops to cover all 5 and they look great because they match our laminate flooring. Its even got a slight texture to it which gives it a nice realistic wood texture.

This contact paper is so easy to work with. It's very easy to make cuts and apply to curved surfaces. What I like about this contact paper is that it is really easy to get air bubbles out. Just cut a slit and push the air bubble out. You won't be able to see the cut unless you look really closely. Also, out of all the wood contact paper, this one looks the most realistic despite the lack of texture. Others look a bit more pixelated, but this one is smooth and detailed.

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Worked well and make out dark wood table look bright and beautiful. Not a lot of paper on each roll though. Will need multiple rolls for larger projects.

Very nice maple print...It's not shiny and matches perfectly with my wardrobe's maple veneer . Price is a high else I would have ordered more... Packaging was good n received well before the tentative date mentioned. Not sure about the glue quality...Will update once I use it.

The product is as expected. Can be ordered again for new look fpr ur furniture

Buen producto. El material es de buena calidad