d-c-fix self-Adhesive Film Maple Wood 26.5'' x 78.7" (FA3468219)

This is a beautiful faux wood pattern. People who come over think I have real wood on the back of my book case. As with any contact paper, the trick is the application! This is no harder to apply than any other.

Color matched perfectly! It’s easy to use just make sure you are smoothing it out as you go. Try not to fold too much this is what causes bubbles. I used a lil clear tape to help secure it.

Not bad for under $20.I wanted to disguise one of my computer tower in my ikea furniture and this did the job. However the vinyl is rather thin and you have to super careful not to tear it. I also wish it had a better backing for air removal but it’s $20 so you get what you pay for.As far as my wife is concerned, it’s nice.

it work so good and looks so natural that it saved my life.

Only complaint is it does scuff easily but loved how it paired with our nimble foot rest in maple!

The paper looks like real wood. Not too glossy, a light satin finish. Was easy to work with it. Not too thin. Adhesive was forgiving. Watched a couple of videos on furniture wraps before tackling project. Took some patience and used the right tools. Wrapped a melamine dresser purchased from Amazon. Wow! What a difference it made. Would definitely recommend.

I have a cheap computer desk with an MDF top that was covered in plastic film which was cracking and peeling. I was thinking about re-covering it in laminate but that would have cost about $80 in material and adhesive. This stuff, along with the D-C applicator kit, cost less than $25. It was fairly easy to put on, even the edges and corners turned out OK. The finished result looks good and hasn't shown any lifting or bubbles in the month+ since I applied it. I don't expect it to be super durable but hey, it's a desk, not a shop table. So far it has stood up to coffee cups and writing on papers without any visible marks.

Some of my fake maple finish cabinet interiors showed wear and tear from use, so I covered both drawer bottoms and walls with this sticky vinyl. In some instances, I covered an entire wall or bottom, but also just patched up partial damage. The pattern and color matches the original finish very well. Since I use ribbed clear shelf liner, the partial patches on the bottom are completely invisible.