White Wood Grain Wallpaper Border (1.97 inch x 393.7 inch, 5 Centimeter x 10 Meter) Self Adhesive Removable Waterproof Peel and Stick Wall Edging Mirror Framing Bathroom Décor

This is a really good product. Our 25 year old bathroom mirror was getting corroded around the edges and looked terrible. Used this tape as a border/frame and am very happy with the results. It was rigid enough and has nice adhesive on it so was easy to apply. It also has a nice embossed woodgrain texture that looks quite real for a plastic tape. Quite pleased and recommend this product.

This product is incredible! I used it to add a bit of color to my nautical steampunk-themed bathroom and it worked perfectly.The packaging was a bit crushed, though the wallpaper itself was fine. When opened, it did have that distinctive plastic chemical smell, but it didn't last long. It is in shrink wrap, so it's protected.I wiped down my walls as the instructions indicated, and applied. The roll had good adhesion, and I was able to pull it back up to fix some mistakes as I applied. The paper went around the corners beautifully, and bubbles were pretty much non-existant. The small bit of wall in which my window is set isn't even, and yet the paper went on without hassle. I was able to cut the paper easily and it is strong enough that it didn't just tear when I did so. I also applied the paper to my bamboo soap pump and toothbrush holder. It worked without a hitch, so I can say that it adheres very well to wood. As a test, I adhered a bit to my toilet lid. It adhered so well that I now plan to cover the entire lid. I used a wallpaper border from ROSEROSA (also an Amazon purchase), and they worked very well together.In terms of the color and design, it's well made. The wood grain is basically laser-etched into the paper so that you can feel the grain. And yet, it's smooth. I selected the navy blue, and it is indeed a nice dark blue. As another reviewer stated, there's more gray in it than the main photo would let on. For comparison, I included a few photos, one of which shows the difference in color between my navy blue shower curtain and the paper. It's not a terrible difference, but it is noticably so, and if you're hoping that it will be as dark as the first photo, you will be a bit disappointed.I ran out of paper before I finished everything, and so I'll need to purchase another roll. The measurements provided are accurate, though, so you needn't worry about it being shorter than advertised. I'm very pleased with the purchase and will definitely buy more for other projects!

This contact paper has a very realistic wood grain print and the texturing (kind of wood grainy) makes it look much nicer than really cheap alternatives. It will not fool ANYONE into thinking it's actually real wood, but if you can accept that it will look like quality wallpaper and not actual shiplap, I highly recommend this. It's very adhesive and it was easy to install, even when my chair rail was not parallel to the baseboar. It has a very forgiving pattern that adds quite a bit of character and a refined rustic look. Heed my advice though.. If you want it to look as good as it can, install over a WHITE wall. I initially installed this over a eucalyptus green wall and, as shown in photos, the background color REALLY shows through despite the film being quite thick. I'm slowly peeling it away from the wall, painting the wall white, and resticking it (which is working quite well, and it adheres just as well the second time as it did initially). Great buy! AND all colors/patterns in each of the four 2-packs I bought were consistent 👍🏼 (8 rolls).

I’m pleased with the results of using this. I made a coffee table out of some scrap plywood and a wire spool and used this to cover the top. It does bond to plywood. It’s surprisingly easy to work with. It seems durable enough for this use as well as many others. The only reason I am not giving it five stars that there are some shiny spots where the paper was wrapped around the cardboard tube from shipping. It does have a very slight texture to it. It isn’t as “3 dimensional” looking as some pictures would suggest. Overall, at the end of the day it does look like wallpaper, but at first glance you might fool someone, and regardless it does look good.Update... after about a week of looking at my coffee table with this paper veneer on it I became dissatisfied. I removed it and found some pallet slats that only needed a mild sanding and it came out much better. (Posting pic of table redone next to wallpaper table)I had some of this paper left over. So I used it for another thing and it came out well. For those interested, it is a converted cat litter box that I now use as game storage. (Pic below)

This 2” black wood grain peel and stick border really helped improve my bathroom mirrors. The border made my large cold bathroom feel warm and complete. It was easy to measure, cut and apply. I really like the new look.