Green Marble Contact Paper for Countertops Waterproof Granite Marble Peel and Stick Wallpaper Decorative Contact Paper Vinyl for Kitchen Cabinets Green Marble Wall Paper for Backsplash 15.8" x 78.7"

Went down easy. Has a nice shellac-ed feel surface. Sticks well.

Packaged well, arrived in good shape i a timely fashion--- The colors are true to my computer monitor, so it's perfect!!- I haven't applied it yet, so I don't know if it handles as most self adhesive papers do. I'm going to use this to add some color to the "inset" pieces on our coffee table. I'll apply it to poster board cut to fit so if I want to change in the future, I'll be able to easily do that. I'm positive this is going to look wonderful!! Sincerely, Marty Beljean

This was easy to apply, used it for the kitchen cabinet doors and a backsplash behind the stove. had to be careful with bubbles as it does stick extremely we.. Has a glossy finish so it is very easy to keep clean.

Cyan is the purest color of blue, so there's no confusing it with green. This paper is green, so one star off for that. Otherwise, I've been very happy with it. It takes about two weeks for all the bubbles to come out, so don't be poking them left and right if you want to maintain the integrity of the waterproof coating. It looks lovely and no one has been able to tell that it's not my real countertop. A terrific investment of under $20.

I recently purchased my first home so I have A LOT of cosmetic upgrades to do. Home improvement is very new to me & I’m on a budget. A friend recommended this contact paper but a different design, she showed me pics of her laundry room where she applied it and it looked great. I was hesitant on putting it on my countertops because not sure how long it would hold up or how difficult it would be to install.I watched a few YouTube videos & got the courage to finally try it out on this small countertop just to see how it would install & look. Worst case scenario, I could peel it off and there’s no permanent damage. You definitely need to measure it out and make patterns while the backing is still on. I installed on this small countertop by myself but will def be recruiting someone to help me when I finish the rest, to help pull it tight and keep it unrolled while measuring and taking the backing off.Yeah, you can see the a seam when you zoom in. It doesn’t bother me but if it may bother you, you can try a different pattern that connects. I absolutely love it and everyone I’ve shown are blown away when I tell them I did it myself and it’s contact paper. Oh! A really good trick I found out, after you’ve applied, use a hair dryer on low heat and your hand to get any air bubbles out. Also, the low heat will shrink the paper around corners and edges, creating a tighter fit. I always use a cutting board and never set hot pans on the countertop anyways so I’m hoping to get the average lifespan of 3 years out of it. I got that average from my own research.It’s a great, AFFORDABLE alternative to real marble until I can save up for new cabinets & countertops. I also may just change the paper in a few years if I decide to turn this property into a rental. I already have more on the way, this time I’ve ordered wider paper for less seams. I can’t wait to finish the rest of my countertops

Good quality adhesive and looks pretty on my coffee table

Paper was fairly easy to put on especially considering I have no patience. It does rip very easily. Difficult to maneuver around round areas but I’m sure there is some kind of tutorial I should have watched.

Very easy to use. Beautiful paper