VEELIKE 15.7''x354'' Grey Granite Peel and Stick Countertops for Kitchen Marble Contact Paper for Countertops Waterproof Granite Contact Paper for Bathroom Counter Tops Laminates Self Adhesive Vinyl

I really like this product's look, durability and ease of use. It has excellent adhesion and looks very nice. I used it to recover the bathroom counter since we're not quite ready to replace it. There was more than enough material to completely cover the whole top and sides. It has a glossy look which I was worried may look to fake, but it exceeded my expectations. I would buy this again without hesitation!

I’m fanatical about this stuff. We had ugly white Formica counters in our apartment, so I covered them with this. It was pretty easy to instal - just requires going slowly and flattening as you go. But if you mess up, no big deal! It’s easy to cut and continue with a new piece, and the seam is totally invisible. Also very easy to clean. Really really great product and I’m so happy with it.

This paper was easy to work with. I had to overlay some pieces but the granite look conceals that. Just be patient and it will be a cheap way to update a counter. Very pleased with the look and feel of it. It shines like a new counter.

Easy to install, just make sure to clean the countertop good beforehand. Haven’t had any peeling issues after a couple weeks so it’s sticking very well! Easy to cut and the guidelines on the back make it very easy to cut to size. Doesn’t scratch except if you scrub with a scouring pad! Would recommend

This is a beautiful product, marbled like the night sky. Durable and easy. Pay attention to your measurements, get an extra just in case.

I've read the negative reviews and I'm not sure what they are talking about. The quality of the product is definitely there. It's much thicker than your typical "contact paper" and goes on easily. Of course it's not heat resistant. It's vinyl! So yes, you can't put a hot pan on it. Yes, it can bubble if you don't appy it correctly, but I had no issue with it. The key is to start on one side/end of your project and to peel back just enough to get the edge you're working with lined up straight. Then you slowly peel the backing as you continue applying the paper as you go. If you use a credit card or other straight edged item to press it in place as you go, you shouldn't have much of an issue with bubbles. Just be sure to watch for them and press them towards the end you're applying and they should smooth right out.I would recommend this to anyone who would like to improve the appearance of a counter, shelves or anything else it will stick to. But you do have to have a fairly good idea of what you're doing or you'll mess it up.My only issue was the flakes in the paper were much larger than the flakes in my granite counters. Not a big deal as it still gives the same desired effect.

I love this. It was super easy to put on. Looks great too. Have to order more to finish the other half of the counters.

Compared to the counter we had before this definitely helps make our kitchen look a lot nicer. I imagine this works great if you have a countertop that is very smooth. Ours unfortunately was butchered and left patchy. Since the paper is pretty thin you can see all the imperfections and only after a week it's already starting to peel. We found to really help make it stick blow a hot blow dryer at it for a few seconds after you stick it on. It almost helps it wrap around the countertop. Works fine if you like a table and don't like the look, but for a kitchen it feels tedious to not be able to cut or put anything hot on it.

The product is thicker than I expected, and shinier than it seem in the roll. Very happy with this. Goes on easy, the grid lines on the back make cutting easy, and sticks well. I'm testing how well it stays on this small part before I put it on the rest of my counters. Laying it horizontally, but I should have put the back piece on first so the overlap is to the back and doesn't show as much, but the pattern is so random anyways it's hard to see.Edit: using it in small spaces works well, but when I tried to use it on my long counter it was difficult to get flat. I don't want to use multiple strips vertically, and waster two measures of horizontal - one ripped and one got crease marks where it wouldn't go flat. Now, my counters have a built in back edge which does make it much more difficult. I imagine flat counters would be easier. But now I don't have enough left to do my counters and I'm not sure if I will buy more. I'm going to test if this can be wet floated into shape before I decide.

Everyone is commenting on my beautiful granite counter top! Lol it's kinda funny but yeah, it looks great, you just need to apply it slowly with a spatula or something flat to smooth it out to avoid bubbles.

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This self adhesive paper was beautifulEasy to go on and it has a shine.We placed it in this bench in a caravan we’re doing up and loved the look it gave we ended up doing the rest of the benches .

J’adore. Très résistant et surtout très luxueux