d-c-fix Peel and Stick Contact Paper Maple Wood Grain Self-Adhesive Film Waterproof & Removable Wallpaper Decorative Vinyl for Kitchen, Countertops, Cabinets 26.5" x 78.7"

This is the second project I've done using this contact paper. The quality is above expectations. I purchased one roll, which covered the dining table that measured 36" width X 54". The table is wood (made in Thailand), purchased in 2004. We were actually shopping for a new dining table, but hesitated because the table is heavy & well-made. The original color is.. I would say, maroon or dark brown with reddish tint. I chose the color "walnut gold wood grain" & though it's not a match, it's a perfect contrast to the chairs. I'm happy with the results. See photos. P.S. The German-made quality is worth the $21+/roll price. There are similar contact papers for cheaps, but beware which country they're made. They are 75% less than these ones, so make sure you check the country of origin before purchasing.

This looks and feels great on my bathroom counters. I did use an extra spray adhesive just to make sure it wouldn't peel due to the humidity in the room and so far it's held up great!

This contact paper was even better than I had imagined it would be. It completely elevated the look of my desk, and looks so real. I had a white IKEA top on my desk before, and it got dirty so easily (and dusty!). This simple change does wonders for both the desk and the overall look of the room. My parents helped me put it on and they said it was quite difficult, but if you've worked with contact paper before, it should be no problem! Would 100% recommend :)

This turned out better than I expected. The install has a bit of learning curve to it. Make sure your counter is TOTALLY clean. I used a degreaser twice on mine. Go slow and I'd use the kit you can get next time I do this. I used stuff I had and it made it harder than it needed to be. It took me 2 hours to do my counter by myself and it's only 46" but it's from the early 1900's and made of wood boards and has a curve at the end. Make sure you measure a couple inches more than you need on all sides just so you have some wiggle room. But it turned out beautiful.

Decided I didn't want to spend the money to replace the sink and counter in my laundry room. The old counter material is yellow and very dated (see before pic). I painted the cabinet and used this product to cover the existing linoleum. Overall, was an easy process but the contact paper is pretty sticky (which is great once its straight!). Seems like a good solution to an area that will not have heavy use.