YENHOME Bathroom Counter Top Peel and Stick Waterproof 24"X200" Black Brown Marble Contact Paper Peel and Stick Countertops Contact Paper for Kitchen Self Adhesive Marble Vnyl Wrap for Cabinets Desk

I don’t usually write reviews, but I thought this was worth it. I bought this in 2020 to cover formica countertops from the 1960s. It was very easy to install and has not come loose in five years. It still looks as great as it did when I installed it- just maybe not as shiny. I use my countertops every day and wipe them down multiple times throughout the day. Do not set warm pans in the countertop, as it will melt the film. I can see where it might not stick well to newer countertops, but it worked great on mine.

Lo compré en octubre 2023 y al día de hoy mayo 2025 está intacto ,fácil de instalar,duradero

Looks good sticks well if you degrease your counters beforehand the grid on the back makes cutting easy.

I absolutely advise against using this stuff unless it's a property you're renting, or renting out. It was difficult to peel the backing off of the paper, yet the paper also hardly stuck to the counter! It's not as thick as it should have been, and is easily damaged once applied.It CAN look really nice (at least from afar) if you put the extra (and I mean EXTRA) time and effort into laying it out, and have HELP. I did this alone with no prior experience, though I at least thought to watch a few instructional videos first.

It's a temporary fix, but I put off having to renovate all my mixed up cheap counters by some years with this! I can stand to look at them again. My fake counters even fooled the plumber. (So did the fake copper ceiling!) Some of the corners on the area I did last year need replacing, but I anticipated they would, on occasion. I bought more contact paper this year and did the other kitchen. I have enough left to do my laundry room, or just hang on to it for future touch ups. It can be a pain in the ask to work with, but in the end, everything I've covered with it looks good!

Not good enough for kitchen counter tops.

I ordered this laminate for my counter tops and it turned out beautiful. Installation does take patience, but is very worth it. I did the install alone, and isn’t the first time doing counter tops, and a helpful hint is to use an iron to smooth out wrinkles and creases but make sure you use a thin cloth between the counter and iron. It works beautifully!

I've been looking forever for a solution to my ugly laminate '70's countertops since I do not have a million dollars for kitchen renovation. I have researched every single option for low cost renewal and just found this roll of wonderfulness two weeks ago. Took the plunge and omg...I cannot believe how good this looks!! I read all the reviews and took shortcomings or problems with the grain of salt they should be taken with and re-adjusted a couple of applications. Preparation is the total key. Sanded countertops, cleaned thoroughly and then again. Used gorilla glue stick to run a shimmer of glue around the edges, corners and tricky cuts in addition to the wonderful stickiness of the product. I then 220 sanded the finished surface and coated it with polyurethane. Let that sucker dry thoroughly, 220 lightly and another coat. Then repeat one more time. (3 coats polyU) I did 4 coats on my counters humped up next to my stove for the heat factor. These countertops look like glass!! Hard as a rock! Easy to clean. Will this stuff ever come up? Probably not in my lifetime!! I'm 70!! lol P A T I E N C E is the key. Take a lot of time. Don't rush it. Use a dowel to feed the back paper onto and keep the roll nice and tight. You will get bubbles. Use an exacto knife to pop them then smooth them down with a soft cloth. I popped and gently slashed small and medium bubbles knowing they will be filled with the poly. To me the Polyurethane is what really finishes this project. Used a foam roller and a foam brush in a "roll and tip" application to get that glass-like finish. Give it a try if you're looking for a kitchen upgrade (or anywhere else!!) You will NOT be disappointed IF you remember, at all times, that preparation and patience ARE the key!!!