Love this! Put it in my bathroom. It goes on so easily!!!

[Rewarded Review] Peel and stick wall paper

Used this as a table cover for the top of my craft table. It’s very pliable, sticks very well but not enough that you can’t pull it up and adjust and it looks good! Seems to me, the pattern is off just about an 1/8 of an inch but that wasn’t a deal breaker. It has a pretty strong vinyl smell right out of the box and I didn’t apply for about a month, smell is still there, hoping it will fade being applied on a surface.

[Rewarded Review] Stunning and Super Heavy

Excellent quality peel and stick wallpaper. I had no idea it would be such quality. Never used the peel stick before. I used to wallpaper with my Mom as a teenager the old fashioned way, we used glue. So glad this does not require glue! So durable, easy to work with! I used regular scissors, initially wanted to do the laundry room wall but it would take more than 1 roll. Definitely recommend this one, bold pattern will help hide imperfections in your walls. Was easy to lift and move to correct aligning also easy to wipe out air bubbles too. Very easy to match this pattern!

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[Rewarded Review] Black star peel and stick wall paper was the easiest peel and stick paper I have ever used. Matching the pattern was a breeze. Should be easy to clean

I thought the black star peel and stick wallpaper looks amazing on my kitchen walls! The colors are a perfect match. Because the walls are small it only took about half an hour to put it up. The tile grid on the paper made matching up the pattern easy. It scores easily with a straight edge razor. However, I wish it would be easy to peel the backing off the paper.

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[Rewarded Review] Easy Install

This was so easy to install! It has a little play, which made lining it up easier. My house is old so the walls aren’t super straight, but I was able to line this up with ease. I even installed it over some slight orange peel textured walls and you can’t even tell! The wallpaper itself has a nice look, a little bit of texture, and the print looks really nice up close. Seems to be sticking very well. I love the boho vibe this pattern is giving.

[Rewarded Review] Two Black Stars

Black Star Peel and Stick Wallpaper Vinyl Contact Wallpaper R...

[Rewarded Review] Wallpaper

I am not crazy about this product. It can be fun for small projects but very challenging for bigger projects. No matter how slow and steady you work it keeps making bubbles. When you pull back slowly to retry it tears. I will recommend this for someone who wants to do smaller projects. The one positive thing I can say is that you can remove it easily when not happy.

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[Rewarded Review] Durable and very sticky contact vinyl peel and stick

I installed this peel and stick on my bookshelf. It has a very strong adhesive and seems very durable. I put a small piece on another painted item and it was very difficult to pull off. The back has grid lines with sizes so it makes it easy to cut. I used a very sharp scissors and it cut cleanly. Will see how it holds up to cleaning. I recommend to anyone that is looking for a inexpensive way to add some color to most items.

[Rewarded Review] Trying before I commit

I used this wallpaper to help me make an educated decision regarding a backsplash. I installed the wallpaper exactly where I wanted a backsplash so I can get a feel before committing to the expense of tile, and I’m quite pleased with the outcome. Wallpaper was pretty straightforward to install, clean walls first and using the provided grid lines I had it installed in just a few minutes. It would have received 5 stars but there’s a smell to the adhesive used, fortunately it didn’t last too long.

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[Rewarded Review] Black Star Vinyl Peel and Stick as a Bathroom Vanity Cabinet Bottom Shelf Covering

I used the roll of Black Star peel and stick vinyl as contact paper for a bath vanity bottom shelf that had water stains from leaky sink valves and cleaning products stored there. First, I lightly sanded the area, brushed it clean and used a damp sponge as a tack rag. Then I measured for fit and cut it from the roll with a little extra to trim the edges. The roll was not wide enough to reach the back, so I only had to trim the sides, using a razor blade and 4" broad knife as a guide. There were no score lines in the release film on the back, so I had to get it started by tearing the edge from the middle to create a center start strip, from which I would pull it back and smooth down the vinyl sheet in both directions with a flexible squeegee I have for this purpose. Starting from the middle made it easier for me to align the front edge with the exposed finished trim I wanted it to be parallel to. This product cuts easy with scissors and smoothed down without tendency to wrinkle or leave bubbles. Of course, some wallpapering experience will help immensely.

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