Cohoo Home Black and White Wallpaper Peel and Stick Striped Contact Paper for Cabinets Black and White Contact Paper Modern Self-Adhesive Removable Wallpaper Bedroom Bathroom Waterproof 118inL 18inW

I absolutely cannot get enough of this wallpaper as it has turn my room into such the fashionista type of roomThe adhesion is a very good, especially if you don’t have to remove it and reapply and even if you do one or two times it’s still pretty good but if you have to do it more, it’s still sticks on, but you might have to really push it into the wall, depending on what type of while you haveThe adhesion is a very good, especially if he don’t have to remove it and reapply and even if you do one or two times it’s still pretty good but if you have to do it more, it still sticks on, but you might have to really push it into the wall, depending on what type of wall you haveThe pattern does a line only thing that I will say is towards the ending of the roll. It does crinkle a little bit in those areas just because I’m guessing how it was wrapped into the role so that part does take a little bit more smoothening out, but the rest of the role is fine and looks wonderfulThe pattern does a line only thing that I will say is towards the ending of the roll. It does crinkle a little bit in those areas just because I’m guessing how it was wrapped into the role so that part does take a little bit more smoothing out, but the rest of the roll is fine and looks wonderful. very easy to remove and honestly these can totally be reusable especially if you keep the backingEven if you don’t, maybe just gently unwrapping it from itself or using plastic bags or something with youThey’re also a Textures type of material almost like snake skin in the way so it’s not just like flat regular paper. This is literally luxeOh my walls are more textured in some areas. So I did have to really press in this wallpaper a few times to finally get it to stick but once it sticks its pretty much stuck.

Self adhesive very good, I enjoy my wall decor!

Great product and easy to install. As others have shared, it’s a bit thin so handle with care but applying the self stick was very easy to do and lift for repositioning. The finish result was exactly what I was looking for.

This will be a bit of a rant and a review. I don't know how I feel about this. I may end up tearing it down. I have no idea. I'm fried. Learn from my mistakes.First, get the extra roll. Yes, I hear you, you measured it perfectly and you wanna order just what you need. No. Order the extra roll. Stuff happens and before you know it you have a small corner of naked wall and tiny wallpaper chunks that you could frankenstein together with a ton of effort, but no. Save yourself the trouble. Just get the extra roll.Recommended tools: not a roll-y swivel chair (*cough*), an X-acto knife with a fresh blade (A box cutter will suffice, if sharp. Scissors maaaay work, if sharp. Point is you want something to cut around edges for light switches and outlets and such so you want it sharp or you will get jagged shredded edges), a squeegee, all the patience in the world and possibly two people (one to read from the Bible and the other to make the salt circle). But no seriously it'd actually be a lot easier with two people. Doable with one but easier with two.The wallpaper is simultaneously durable and delicate. You can get usually get the wrinkles out with the squeegee, but you'll go to pull the backing off the wallpaper and you'll rip the wallpaper two feet down. The tears are really easy to hide and mistakes like that aren't glaringly obvious once adhered to the wall. Which is great because it likes to keep ripping over and over after it has ripped before.It also sticks to itself like crazy. If you can figure out how to uncurl it I think that would make it a lot easier to deal with. You pull a little backing off and start slow with adhering it to the wall and the next thing you know, an edge curls down and you panic, rightly so, because the sticky side is touching itself and you're muttering a prayer under your breath as you gingerly pull them apart. It doesn't tend to rip during this process, nor lose its stickiness. This wallpaper is a mystery.Other recommendations: Your wall doesn't have to be 100% smooth, as long as you're okay with the tiny imperfections poking through. But if you're gonna stick with stripes, make sure your wall is not crooked (mine was), or be willing to compensate for that. Or (least favorable option imo) be willing to pull it all down and readjust it. It was hard for me to tell that the stripes were going askew until halfway down my eight foot wall. Towards the end I opted to cut the wallpaper into segments so when I inevitably laid this down not 100% vertical, that I could do it in chunks. I would not recommend stripes if you aren't prepared.This wallpaper smells your frustration and will compensate by acting even more annoying to deal with. You will not win the battle against the wallpaper if you lose even a little bit of patience. This is a pretty great thing to tackle with loved ones if you want to test the limits of your familial bonds or the strength of your relationships with friends or partners.As a whole: Would I do this again? I don't know. Probably not stripes, at least by myself.Would I recommend this? It's relatively inexpensive and not a bad alternative to painting your wall. But it's not for everyone, especially if you aren't prepared. I honestly think a lot of my grievances would be minimized if I didn't play on expert mode and get stripes.How long did this take? 2-3 hours, by myself.Good luck!ETA: 10/9/23: I am now in the process of moving out. For anyone worried about this part, I've started removing the wallpaper. It doesn't leave a residue, and I'm not experiencing paint being pulled up. It'd be easier if you used a little heat, but it's not a huge disaster thus far.

Beautiful need to buy more to finish my wall

I utilize a lot of different peel and stick products and try to give feed back on all of them so others know exactly what to expect with them. Clearly they are not all made the same! lolI bought this one specifically to resurface side board cabinet doors. Funny enough, they already had a chevron print on them, but the original chevron was an off-white/yellow-ish color and did not go with the desired aesthetics the room needed.Here’s my honest review-Pros- color is a true stark black and white, good adhesion that allows you to easily remove it. It can be removed and replace for alignment purposes as well without negatively impacting stickiness. It’s functional on surface areas that don’t require being handled often.Con- It’s REALLY thin! While the thinness doesn’t make the paper hard to work it, it does limit/impact what you can utilize it for. As long as the surface you’re using it on doesn’t have a pattern or strong color, you should be fine. If it DOES, it will show through the white portions of the chevron pattern. Thats really my only complaint with product.

Love this wallpaper but I had to end up ordering another one.

Do not order this product unless you hate yourself. The makers of this “wallpaper”, and I use the term lightly, should be completely ashamed of themselves. It’s so thin you can nearly see through it. The backing tears into tiny pieces when you try to remove it. The wallpaper itself rips at the slightest pressure. You can’t use a smoothing tool because it rips the paper. There are no straight edges; it looks like it was cut with a weed eater. To the manufacturers of this subpar product- you may want to find another line of work.