d-c-fix vinyl wrap Marmi knows marble effect 67,5 cm x 2 m - sticky back plastic roll for furniture, kitchen & cupboards - contact paper sticker self adhesive film

The media could not be loaded. Arrived well packaged and really easy to use. Covered my worktops with one and a half rolls. Love it.

I used it to stick to the wall of understairs cupboard so that bike tyre marks would not show on the wall. It was easy to cut as there are already measurements on the back for you to cut down and instructions for use. It stuck easily but not so immediately that it couldn't be repositioned. No implement included to help smooth it down but used a plastic scraper. Because of the marble effect it was easy to hide any slight creases in it. Also , because of marble effect, lining it up wasn't too important , although mine is in an understairs cupboard so not so essential.

Ok, the first roll didn't go as well as expected... The 2nd went great because we learned a few lessons...1. Get the dc-fix kit with the another tool and craft knife. It's a must.2. Be really careful with unrolling, it is super sharp at the sides and will cut your fingers very easily (as we found out).3. Roll it out flat if you can overnight before as this makes it lay SO much better.4. As most worktops are not against perfectly straight walls, tiles, etc. Make sure you leave over hang and cut down afterwards so you're not left with gaps.5. Once you've got the first corner stuck down, move slowly and pull the backing paper down about a half inch at a time then as the bubbles form (and there will be bubbles), there's a small distance to flatten it out, making it easier.Really happy with the result... Hope those helps!

Just re-done my kitchen worktops (for the third time!) using d-c-fix self adhesive plastic. Decided to go for 'white marble' this time after having 'granite' for a while. If you have the patience to do it properly, it looks absolutely fabulous; it can be a pain though, as it tends to stick to itself if you peel off too much of the backing paper and gets creased up all to easily! But it's really worth the time and effort; I've got it down to a fine art now after 3 changes of pattern and it took me about 2 hours to renew my kitchen worktops.I have also used it to cover a piece of corkboard which hides the cooker top (when it's not in use) and the whitewood pattern to cover the top of an old chest of draws. Next project is the kitchen cupboard doors! Fairly easy to use and can give you great results if you're prepared to take time and care with it.

It is not an ideal product but it is definitely good considering the low price. One roll was enough for covering 2 old desks that had paint peeling off. It is not thick enough to hide surface irregularities that already exist on the desk (e.g. small chips) but it was easy enough to apply without special tools, just using hands to smooth everything out. The first attempt was a bit more complicated but covering the second desk was quick and there were no bubbles. Pictures attached of the first desk before and after

Not cut straight so don't rely on printed guide, backing is quite bubbly so doesn't make it easy to apply. Once I sorted it out it looks OK but not the best I've ever used.

The media could not be loaded. I didn’t have much hope for it hover I was proven wrong . The vinyl was so easy to stick on and even when I had to peel it off and stick it back on still held on well . I would 100% recommend

Gorgeous marble contact paper. I’ve never used anything like this before but thought it would be a nice touch for my daughter’s marble accents in her room. We used it to cover her window sill and it came out better than we expected! It was easy to use even for us and we managed to get it to lay without too much bubbling. All in all it’s fantastic and excellent value for money considering the amount you get.