AMAZING WALL Wallpaper Peel and Stick Girls Room Pink Scale Ombre Self Adhesive Contact Paper,Renter Friendly Wallpaper 500cm

I wallpapered the glass on my shower enclosure. This paper sticks very well to glass. Because it does stick so well, it was a challenge to get the paper smooth but it's doable. I used almost 2 rolls and didn't have enough to do the door so I have another roll on order. This really brightens up my bathroom and it doesn't look too childish.Note: It took almost 3 rolls to do the shower enclosure and there was enough left to do the glass door on my cabinet.Update: Over a year later, the wallpaper on the shower enclosure looks as good as the day I put it up. The humidity from taking showers hasn't affected it at all.Another update: After 2 years I hated to take this wallpaper down but had to because I'm moving. It was surprisingly easy to do. It took only about 10 minutes to remove it all & left very little residue.

Was easy to install and looked beautiful for a week or two and it just started peeling off! The drop was awful and had tons of waste also.I never review anything, but this was worth sharing so no one else wastes their money.

My daughter ruined her dresser top with makeup and nail polish. I put a little metallic gold paint around the edge then used this paper on the dresser top cutting it with a straight razor. It stuck well and is thick/durable enough to last a while I think.I'm pretty happy with this.

This did not stick well - didn't want to apply wallpaper paste so ended up putting up a crown type molding at top of wall to hold it up. Colors are as advertised, looks good once we figured a way to keep it from coming off.

The good: The colors and the pattern are lovely. It doesn't show in the photos, but it is shimmery which was a nice surprise!The rest: This stuff sticks like crap. I am praying it is a bit like contact paper and as it is up it sticks better, but I doubt it. It's supposed to be renter-friendly and come down clean, unlike contact paper.If you have seams you CAN NOT overlap in the slightest!! It will NOT stick to itself at all. When you align your match in neighboring strips you have to align perfectly butting together. There is no sliding this into place like traditional wallpaper. You have to get it right or peel the whole thing off and you absolutely cannot overlap or it comes up. Aligning the match and butting perfectly is just a nightmare with this stuff. I ended up having to have a seam in the middle of a door strip. I made the mistake of overlapping a bit and that is the peeling photo.Putting it up was... interesting. No, it was downright miserable. Two people are really needed. You kind of HAVE to peel the entire cut sheet before putting it up. That is a nightmare with smoothing it into place. However, you MUST have the entire long edge peeled to align to your match or plumb line. If you do not peel the backing off of the whole strip, it gets a funky wrinkle/crease that doesn't come out at all.Aligning it to your plumb line is a challenge of Olympic proportions. It does not "slide" at all like traditional wallpaper. Have someone at the top and bottom to align or it sticks everywhere and it's just a mess.Once you actually do get it aligned to your plumb line or abutted to the previous strip, you kind of have to smooth from side to side. Which is harder than hell because of the length of a strip of wall. You will end up pulling back up and laying it down several times because it develops a crease. DO NOT try to smooth a crease! It will result in permanent wrinkles! Normal wallpaper can be smoothed from top to bottom and moved around a bit to easily maintain your match/plumb line. This cannot be moved around at all!! If you try to start at the top or bottom with this crap you will lose your plumb line or your match and have all kinds of nightmares.You will have to have a sharp blade to pierce bubbles because there is no getting them out. Oh, yeah. And pray they don't end up with loose space because it doesn't smooth out. More creases.It is narrow! Standard wallpaper is either 20.5" or 27" and this is only 15.5. A roll covered one 32" door.It's expensive compared to traditional, pasted wallpaper. Especially considering that it doesn't stick and I have a feeling I will have to either remove it in a month or figure out how to glue it into place.Bottom line? It's awful.