EZ FAUX DECOR Premium 36” x 72” Kitchen Countertop Vinyl Laminate Cover Waterproof Self Adhesive Durable White Marble Contact Paper for Countertops Peel and Stick Backsplash (6ft)

Beautiful product! Really refreshed my kitchen!It was a little difficult to place larger sections, but it stuck well and was exactly as pictured!

My pink countertops needed a budget friendly update. This stuff was a better than expected option. Installed in 2021 to counters that had a few obstacles including a corner sink, and a few odd angles. It took me an entire day, and a few not so nice words, to do by myself, but I did it and was surprisingly happy with the results. Extremely pleased with the durability. I cook and clean daily, the only negative I noticed was that some sauces & spices will stain if not wiped up quickly. The 3 biggest tips I'll give is; an extra set of hands would be extremely helpful, take your time, and a hair dryer will seal the deal...Literally! It really helped smooth things out. Especially, when it comes to getting around corners and edges. When I had to put my house of for sale, the realtor was shocked that it was a peel and stick film. Home sold day listed. This worked out so well, I did the counters in my daughters apartment. It's been over 3 years and she still no issues! In my current kitchen, I plan on building my own counters and covering them with this product until I can afford a hard surface option. So yes, I highly recommend!

We have all been there. We buy an old house and say it's all little easy fixes. Then you’re broke and you can’t do what you wanted to do with being even more broke…. Right? I bought a late 70’s house that I’ve been slowly making updates too. The kitchen has been driving me insane lately. We rocked the yellow counter tops with the same yellow going up the backsplash. We are not sure what we are going to do with the area long term. But I got some peal and stick tile for the backsplash and this stuff for the tops.This stuff… It sat in my kitchen for months. Intimidating me and last week I was home and decided it was time to tackle the job. I bought a heat gun and started with the hardest part the side with the rounded corners. There is NOT a single good video that I could find on YouTube explaining how to do this. So, I got my husband involved (probably not a good idea). He took a look at a couple of the not good videos and made some cuts… well It didn’t go well and doesn’t look good. But we both agreed that it’s 1,000 times better than the old yellow and it only needs to hold up for a year or so till our budget comes back.Here's what you should do. Heat that stuff up and wrap it. Not too hot but warm enough to make it pliable and slowly stretch it around the area. I totally recommend not doing this first in the project if you can and work on doing the straight edges by using the same method. Heat it up and pull straight down don’t work ahead of yourself and don’t make it a two-person job it will go sideways real fast and some words will be exchanged. Practice if you have extra material, it’s a learned art. If I didn’t have to waste an eight-foot section and it wouldn’t had cost me another $100 … I probably would had bought a new piece. It is what it is! But for around $200 I don’t have the yellow anymore and can decide if I like the white till, I find the money tree and or win the lottery.FOUR YEAR UPDATE!So the year... yeah that turned into four years of heavy use with kids. I'm still surprised how this has held up. It's not as shinny as it once was but it still looks 10000000 times better than the yellow. There a few user errors like my daughter used a knife on it and cut a hole but other than that... I'm shocked. I didn't think it had been four years.

This paper is a little pricey but well worth the price. I has and maintains a very high gloss. It is stain resistant. It gives excellent coverage and looked really good when completed. Gets 5 stars from me.

Ok so this was much easier to install than I expected. Reviews made it seem extremely complicated and I was legit worried. But...I have extremely expensive taste on a poor man's budget. I first painted my counters with a special paint I saw on tik tok and sealed it with some epoxy which looked amazing right...ya for a short time. It absorbed everything causing stains and yellowing all over. I needed to cover this quickly and on a budget because I'm a clean freak and it looked gross. I found this measured out everything and ordered. Cleaned and prepped the surface and started to install. It's thicker than normal wall paper and the bubbles were so easy to get out. I got creases once in a while and I used the card that's included and a blow dryer, heated up the crease and pushed it out. Our counters are made of partical board so on the bottom (underneath) for extra hold we used a staple gun. We wanted the rolled affect so that over time from leaning on the counters it doesn't peel up. For the sink we removed all caulking and rolled it so water couldn't get under the paper then we put the sink back down added caulking and done. All edges we called to insure no liquids could get under the paper and make it rise. That's it. It took my husband and I about 3 hours. The hardest part was the edges. When the paper is stretched it can rip easily at the edges so take your time. Make sure you have a sharp box knife!