Wood Grain Contact Paper for Countertops

This wood contact paper features a peel-and-stick application, offering a convenient and versatile solution for a wide range of decorative projects. With its distinctive characteristics, it is designed to enhance the aesthetics of various surfaces in your home or office.

[Design]: Wood Grain [Application]: The paper can be applied to countertops, coffee tables, cabinets, desks, doors, dressers, shelves, and more, making it an ideal choice for DIY crafts and home improvement. [Features]: Self-adhesive, sticky, thick, waterproof, oil-proof, durable, easy to clean, repositionable, and removable.

Warming Notes: To ensure color consistency, it is recommended to purchase enough rolls from the same batch at once. Slight color variations may occur between the product and the images displayed, as monitor settings can affect the perceived hue. The edges of the wallpaper can be slightly heated with a hair dryer to make them more pliable and easier to apply.

Customer Reviews: "Very impressed!! It immediately made your space look more upscale." - For Cabinets "Apply this wood contact paper to cabinets, countertop, and etc. It came out awesome." - For Shelves "Real wood looking, easy to apply with no bubbles. Very thick." - For Countertops "Super nice matte finish wood look for your DIY projects." - For DIY Crafts

How to Apply: 1. Clean the surface: Remove dust, spider webs, and any bumps, nail/screw holes, or paint drips. 2. Measure the area: Measure the wall from top to bottom, allowing for a little extra overlap. 3. Peel and Stick: Don't peel the entire backing off. Start by laying about an inch of the paper in the corner, then slowly peel and smooth the adhesive from left to right (or right to left). 4. Smooth out: Use a towel or scraper to smooth the adhesive, then peel a little more of the backing and repeat. Take your time for the best results.

How to Easily Remove: 1. Heat the adhesive: Use a hair dryer on its highest setting to heat the contact paper. 2. Peel slowly: Starting from an accessible corner, position the hair dryer about 3 inches away and slowly move it back and forth to heat the area. 3. Lift and remove: Once the adhesive is heated, gently lift the corner and remove the contact paper.

How to Remove Air Bubbles: For small bubbles, use the edge of a squeegee or credit card to slowly push the bubble towards the edge. For larger bubbles, first heat the adhesive with a quick blast from the hair dryer, then gently lift the corner, smooth out the paper, and reposition it.

FAQ: Explore our range of wood-inspired wallpapers, including options in white, grey, maple, walnut, and navy, to find the perfect match for your project.

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