d-c-fix vinyl wrap Marmi black marble effect 67,5 cm x 2 m - sticky back plastic roll for furniture, kitchen & cupboards - contact paper sticker self adhesive film

Just moved into a new house which for some bizarre reason had mis-matched kitchen work tops?? I was actually searching for a new worktop when I stumbled upon this little beauty I mean seriously I was looking at work tops ranging between £80-£160... £15 I spent on this and not only have I turned my kitchen into a show room standard good en' but!! I've also touched up the fire place which is looking better than the day we bought it! We've dazzled up an old set of drawers! It's so easy to do once you get the hang of it. I've heard some people say to cut it into small manageable pieces but I find I make a mess when I do that, it's best to just stick it in one long piece and slowly peel away the back whilst constantly smoothing out the air bubbles and creases (a lot like hanging wallpaper but even easier) I personally used a dvd case (the side that opens, not the spine of the case... Trust me it makes a difference) press on really hard it really does work a treat. You can peel it and re position if needed the stickiness on it is brill. I'm going to be buying some more for the cupboards in a white gloss effect it's amazing I'll probably do me fridge n freezer aswel so it all matches. So great for making furniture look brand new I.e. Tables and chair sets, yes I love it it's made my kitchen look phenomenal, show room standard. And you can not tell it's a sticker.

The tiles in our bathroom had a 90's swirly gold border which was looking tired and outdated. I decided to try this as a temp measure to compliment the marbled counter tops & give an instant tile upgrade, as the main body of plain grey tiles were still in great condition so didn't need removing. I thought no loss in trying this. The vinyl is quite thick and easy to cut with sharp scissors. There are lines on the back to help measuring/cutting. I cut each piece to fit over the border section, leaving a gap between the tiles where the grout is, to give a more 'realistic' effect. Super easy to apply (just make sure your surface is dry). If you need to during the initial application you can take off and reattach if you need to straighten up etc. I used a plastic loyalty card to help ease out any airbubbles. I've found once stuck in situ it stays there, doesn't slip. Being in a bathroom I was keen to see how it faired when wet, so far so good! One note of caution, if using over something dark (such as a dark tile or patterny surface) you may be able to see this faintly through the vinyl. I like this product, I like the light grey marble design, I like the myriad of ideas it could be used for, I also like the price, excellent value for the quality and quantity (£5 when I purchased). I have plenty left over so am looking for more things around the house to marblize! :) Recommend... *oh except for the packaging, the roll came in a ginormous box, which seemed a bit unnecessary and wasteful.

Covered dated scratched and chipped work surfaces in my rented flat. Easy to apply and lift if you need to reposition it. I used a store card to push out airbubbles. Wouldn't stick to the underside of overhang despite using cleaning alcohol before hand so had to get my glue gun out! Looks great though and didn't take long, just needs a bit of patience

Good quality ,does what it says, on the tin.

Arrived well packaged and really easy to use. Covered my worktops with one and a half rolls. Love it.

I had an old kitchen with dated finishes, the worktops were a horrible dark brown. I cleaned them first with a drop of fairy liquid in a kitchen rag, then rinsed with cold water and dried with a microfibre cloth. Any grease stains I removed with the microfibre. Putting this on takes patience and is not easy, the paper backing gets in the way of unrolling the plastic film and also wrinkles it as it unwinds. I found doing a few inches at a time worked well as did using my hands only, the squeegee was too powerful and put in wrinkles. The bottoms I wrapped under the worktop and cut to shape with scissors. The ends and all edgings I put on Everbuild Stixall which is a great black sealer. This gives immediate grab and sets very quickly. Used my wetted finger to smooth in the sealant. Any excess wiped off with a damp rag. This gives an excellent black edge line and as detail looks ace. I will also put on the SET worktop edgings, I chose grey pebble as my tiles are a grey-black chequerboard effect. Once down this worktop covering looks amazing, going to be careful with it and hope it lasts some years.

Looks great on my newly refreshed bathroom decor. Gives tired ikea shelves a new lease of life. Very easy to use with the smoothing tool and blade.

I used this vinyl wrap to refresh my kitchen cupboard doors and a small side table. The marble effect looks quite stylish from a distance, and the color is neutral enough to blend with most interiors. It definitely gives a quick facelift without spending much. However, I found the application a bit tricky. The adhesive is strong, but it’s not very forgiving—once it sticks, repositioning is tough, and air bubbles were a challenge even with a squeegee. Also, the roll was slightly narrower than I expected, so I had to use multiple pieces for wider surfaces, which made it harder to get a seamless look. Overall, it’s a budget-friendly option for small DIY projects, but I’d recommend it more for temporary fixes or low-traffic areas. If you’re aiming for a flawless finish, you might want to invest in something a bit more premium