"Con-Tact Brand Creative Covering, , Adhesive Vinyl Shelf Liner and Drawer Liner, Knotty Pine, 18"" x 9'" (09F-C9013-12)

I covered an old metal file cabinet. I’m always too eager to get going on a project to get a “before” pic, but trust me, it was ugly- some paint missing and scratches. My project took a bit more than a full roll.I had no problems applying it to the metal. Contact paper is sticky enough to hold on to your surface but if it sticks to itself you can pull it apart without ruining it. It can be repositioned. The secret is in the prep-the surface has to be squeaky-clean! I took off the handles rather than go around them, too. Papa used to say “Take time to do it right or make time to do it over!” Smart man, my pa.Those are original 1950s hardwood floors and you can see the contact paper is less orange and more tan than my floors. Hope that’s helpful. Color is so tricky online.I’m thrilled with the results. Looks so much better than scratched-up almond-colored metal. It’s held up well so far.

So I bought this on a whim after reading some other reviews and posts about using contact paper for visual appeal. We live in a rental as we are military and the downstairs bathroom cabinet is really ugly. Or should I say was. The front is fine but the side next to the toilet was really worn and made the bathroom look dated. So I measured and cut the wood grain contact paper...applied...and it looks awesome! I hate light wood regardless but it looks Sooo much better! I don't really have a reason to use the rest of the role but honestly it was worth the price for that facelift!

This product has all the earmarks to become the president! It's faux woodgrain dazzles the eye to the point of wonderment! This stuff is tuff with unripping integrity and it has what every product of it's kind should have: stick-to-ittiveness. Cover up your phoopahs and all those anomalies you may have created. Who will know what forest this product came from and who but you will know it's destiny!

Absolutely nothing like pictured. The roll I received is an ugly light tan color and the pattern of the grain is definitely not a pine pattern. I am not just being overly critical, the paper I got is hideous, so much so that I wouldnn't line my sock draw with it. Purchased to try to repair a desk that has gotten scratched up over the years...not with this!

Have used this shelf liner for years and it's the best.

I agree that it is not as sticky as this type paper could be but, it sticks and I added a little insurance...duct tape where it wouldn't show. It served it's purpose (turning shipping boxes into faux wood display boxes) and will last well. I am pleased.

I used this to refurbish the case of my Technics 5150 stereo receiver from 1976 I have restored. Easy to use and it does look so much better applied than on the roll. Good quality product, my receiver looks great.

not true to the color pictured at all. It's more of wet sand color than pine (or the mahogany in the pic). Not as real looking as some of the other wood contact paper I've seen.

Sticks well easy to install

It great once you get the hang of it. Did some of my sons furniture in it and a filing cabinetLost a star because it takes time and some skill to get it on perfect I know I didn't

Does not stick even a little. No way this is a brand name. So long to wait for it, and incredibly disappointed. I would give 0 stars if i could. Save your money and go to the Dollar Store, it is better quality and cheaper.

Fun stuff - I covered a steel tool box, which lives in an obvious spot in my house, with this material and it looks authentic.

The roll I received has different texture and colors - nothing to do with the picture of knotty pine postedCompletely disappointing