my mom was the contact paper queen in her day! I still have boxes that she beautified to stack pretty organization in your closet or for memoribilia. awesome!
I’ve been watching a million videos on how to update my kitchen countertops on a budget and I think this is the best solution! I can’t afford new ones right now so I was going towards painting them but that looks a lot messier. Thank you so much for sharing! 🙂
Have you ever heard of spraying the surface with soapy water before sticking the paper? We did that when replacing the camera paper tops on boat dashboards. It allowed me to move the paper and squeegee out bubbles easily. I don't know if the paper used in the video may be too thin.
THANK YOU for mentioning caulking! I see so many contact paper countertops where no caulking is used and all I can think about is how much water must get under them. SUCH a good, cheap tip. Extra important around areas that get wet often, like the sink.
Actually I didn mine without caulking and it never took in water or lifted either. If you take your time and let it stick appropriately with enough heat the adhesive holds so well that water isn’t an issue.
I have already done three of my smaller countertops. Since they were on both sides of the stove, (heat) I first applied schmears of gorilla glue mainly near the edges and seams. I also lightly sanded and applied Polyurethane (rolled and tipped with a foam brush to remove any roller bubbles) all over the top...four times! Roughed up with 220 between coats. The finished surface is like glass...I am now preparing to do the long buffet counter (90") that separates my kitchen from the dining room. Patience and easy does it!! Love the blow dryer suggestion.
I did it in the rental I was in and it came out amazing. It definitely is durable. But like you said you have to search for the ones that are the best water and heat resistant. The 3 years I was there it never lost its shine, or it’s coloring. It withheld like a champ, and let me tell you we do a lot of cooking in my family. As you said it was so easy to clean off. Just like a nonstick pan.
I've been using contact paper all my life on all sorts of surfaces and never heard of the hair dryer tip, that's very helpful! Thanks for the demo. 😊 👍
I have used a marble look contact paper in our master bathroom- which was a black laminate. It was tricky as their were 2 sinks. It worked - looks great and brightened up the room. It’s been almost a year and is holding up great.
You make this look so easy. I tried it on my cubicle desk and ended up with a sticky bunched roll of failure. I’m about to try take 2 (which is why I’m watching this), so with your tips may the odds be ever in my favor.
I truly appreciate the time, patience, simplicity nd clarity that you put into making this diy video. It really helps a first timer like myself to be willing to try nd apply this only to the top surface of an old dresser nd 2 nightstands once I've repainted it. Thanks 4 sharing 🙏🧡🌹
I’ve been watching you a few months and I’m really enjoying your videos. Just thought I’d stop by and say so. Looking forward to seeing what else you do this year.
I have found using a hand held clothes steamer and a microfiber cloth. It works amazing for wrinkles and bubbles. Just be careful not to burn yourself. Use the steamer over the area first, pull the steamer away, then wipe the spot with the cloth and push the air to an edge to release it.
I LOVE IT! I installed faux granite contact paper on my kitchen counters. NO ONE CAN BELIEVE it is fake! That was probably 2 years ago. It is looking a bit "used" in some spaces. I use essential oils and when the oil gets on the "paper" it has "removed" the design in those spots. So, yeah. But I got the paper on a HUGE clearance sale for $5 bucks a roll and bought the two rolls that were on this sale. It has been a REAL blessing. My actual counters are an avocado green color that I have despised for 8 years. So now, 10 years later since I began renting this home, it is time to try MARBLE! teehee! I am going to be ordering some of this paper you have shared! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Christina I don’t think there is anything you can’t do! Amazing and thank you for helping us! Your style is fabulous and timeless! Love you and your channel! Your Tennessee friend and fan
I am definitely considering doing this in my kitchen! I rent and the counters ate really old and ugly. There's no way I can afford to replace them and not to mention the tacky plastic backsplash! This is a great solution for my. Thanks👍
This video is extremely helpful! I'm about to move into a new apartment that was built in the 1950s and it has dated, ugly tile countertops and cabinets in the kitchen and bathroom! Thanks!
Thanks for a great video. The previous owner of my home tried to do a DYI marble look counter top using paint, and it's terrible! I want a live edge wood countertop, but don't have the $$ for that right now. So I'm considering doing this vinyl as a temporary measure until I can save for my wood slab counter. This definitely was more encouragement for me! Thank you.
I did this on the countertops in the first house my husband and I bought. In 1974! The counters were ugly and it made a huge difference. I don't think any of the thicker ones were available back then. Recently, I bought a high boy dresser to paint black and discovered the drawer fronts were plastic. No matter what I did, the drawer fronts looked bad. I got a thicker black woodgrain one to cover and the difference in how it looks is amazing! Now, it looks pretty classy! BTW, great tutorial! You covered everything I learned in the process. The blow dryer works great. My drawer fronts have a curved bow front and using the blow dryer to make it stretch a little over the drawer top and bottom kept me from having creases and folds. Patience while doing it is very helpful as you have to do a little at a time.
Love using contact paper, I did both my bar and bathroom in my basement with marble contact paper. Wish I had the hair dryer trick when I did it. It has been over a year and it has held up really well.
Thank you so much for making this video! You answered all my questions! I really appreciate the care you took in filming and creating such quality content! You’re the best!! Got my rolls and can’t wait to get started
This was great! I am thinking of putting contact paper on my rental kitchen counter which is an L shape. Super excited about the potential transformation, but the current kitchen is drab but I'm nervous on how to tackle that corner of the L shape though
Thank you you're a lifesaver!! I just got mine and when I started I thought iam ruining it..I started panicking but thanks to you it's really easy this way and now I have a perfectly installed one...
This looks great! We're buying a house that needs a lot of updates/reno, so countertops are not too high on the list. I'm planning on doing this as a short-term fix until we can get real ones.
Hi new subscriber I like yr video.. I would suggest when you do caulking if you want it to be even put painters tape around the sink on the sink and counter top and just leave an opening where you want the caulking to go.. then once you're done caulking just pull the tape up and you have a straight line with out trying to do it with your fingers
It really looks awesome!! Thanks for the tips, I can see myself using this on some surfaces in my craft room!! Thanks for sharing. Enjoy the weekend 😉 💖
Hi I've been installing contact paper for well over 25 years in my own rentals when I was younger we moved around not a lot but more than we want it but I was looking for a place to call home sadly I couldn't find it until now. Over the years I became excellent and installing contact paper and Border paper and for the first time ever I watch your episode with the blow dryer and that was like oh my god I've never thought of that it was like riding a bike for the first time!! Exciting!!!!. I enjoy your videos thank you for all the tips keep them coming you're very helpful and I share these videos with my friends and daughters.
I am getting ready to install some of this in my kitchen in my mobile home and I was excited to watch your video. Thank you very much and I'll let you know how we do! I'll let you know how it comes out so excited
You can Glaze with Diamond Finish Clearcoat and it will be hard as a rock and last forever. It's expensive but, will give you a more permanent fix and doesn't yellow. Need a lot of ventilation. It will look like glass and real marble......
Yes I will use this. You made it look so easy. My grandson just moved into a small rental.., it needs some attention. Look out contact here comes Gram. Wish me luck
I jusy put all new handles on my cupboards in the kitchen And It's crazy how much of a difference just changing one little thing made.i immediately thought omg I need to change the counters. Lol there is no way I can afford it though so here I am! I'm excited I hope I don't f it up too much!
This would be a great way for a small independent store to update fittings too! Lots of retail fittings and displays can look very dated, but also very expensive to replace. This could work in the interim. X
I found this video after I bought marble looking contact paper and needed to know exactly how to apply it. To my surprise, I bought the same brand you recommended! How convenient? 😆😃
I've seriously been thinking about putting some down. Master bathroom and the kitchen & the bar. Diffenly would use it because of the price. We are in a doulewide mobliehome and we cant afford the real thing. Thanks for showing how to install. 💛🌻
Thank you so much for posting! I had purchased the same brand in the Butcher Block pattern for my rental kitchen. You really took the intimidation out of the process for me. I’ve only done one small section and I’m beyond proud of myself. :) it looks great thanks to your tips!
I’m about a year late but the base of the island would look amazing black. It would give the yin and Yang effect and make the island even more cohesive with the counters and cabinets. It looks amazing like it is as well.
This is my 1st time watching your channel. I'm about to do exactly the same thing on my bathroom counter ( like today or tomorrow)! Any suggestions on how to keep the contact paper straight, so that the seams match up? I seem to have a hard time with this sometimes. Many thanks for your video; it's a great teaching tool. I'll definitely tune in again. ~SV
This is inspiring. In my craft room I have the plain with hollow core table top from IKEA.... I think I’m going to do THIS to snaz it up a bit. Surely this is more easily cleaned than those...
Great video. My granddaughter and her husband used this type of countertop. They did a good job but should have watched your video for more detail. For there 1st time it looks good.
Just get extra paper and redo it if that happens. I’m just about to do my kitchen for the 3rd time in a month or so. First time it looked crappy, 2nd much better but I’ve decided to do it a little darker. The white shows every air bubble and of course I can’t not stare at them. It makes me irritable. So….3rd times a charm. I buy the cheaper paper so basically it’s just my time I’m wasting. And I have fun doing it so….there’s that. Anyway, you should do it. If u don’t like it, take it off. It’s not permanent! JUST DO IT!!!! Lol!
Thank you so much for all the tips and info! I will definitely be installing contact paper in my rental home. I just wish that I had known about this sooner!!
I really messed up on chalk painting my living room end tables...they look terrible...so I think I’m going to try putting contact paper on them now! Thanks!!
Thanks so much for the tips I have some I want to try on my main bathroom. Definitely thinking about epoxying it since that’s my kids bathroom. But we are updating on a budget and hubs said no new counters but the counter clashes with the wall and cabinet colors my kids have picked and the flooring that I picked so definitely worth a try!
That was great! I used the exact paper in my little pantry on the shelves. I wish I had known about the blow dryer technique to make it wrap around the edges. ( that Part was a pain)
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You can also put on glaze coat from Lowe's it helps with water, oil, heat up to 450 degrees, also looks beautiful.
Thanks for the tip! What’s the name of the glaze?
@@Prettytann it's a secret.🤣
@@trentdaddydolla647 🤣🤣🤣
@Dee Caudill what is the glaze ? Would love to use it
What kind of "glaze coat"? is there a brand?
my mom was the contact paper queen in her day! I still have boxes that she beautified to stack pretty organization in your closet or for memoribilia. awesome!
I’ve been watching a million videos on how to update my kitchen countertops on a budget and I think this is the best solution! I can’t afford new ones right now so I was going towards painting them but that looks a lot messier. Thank you so much for sharing! 🙂
You're welcome!
I am the same, don't have a lot of money to spend right now. I'm either going to do contact paper or some kind of paint.
Have you ever heard of spraying the surface with soapy water before sticking the paper? We did that when replacing the camera paper tops on boat dashboards. It allowed me to move the paper and squeegee out bubbles easily. I don't know if the paper used in the video may be too thin.
THANK YOU for mentioning caulking! I see so many contact paper countertops where no caulking is used and all I can think about is how much water must get under them. SUCH a good, cheap tip. Extra important around areas that get wet often, like the sink.
Actually I didn mine without caulking and it never took in water or lifted either. If you take your time and let it stick appropriately with enough heat the adhesive holds so well that water isn’t an issue.
I have already done three of my smaller countertops. Since they were on both sides of the stove, (heat) I first applied schmears of gorilla glue mainly near the edges and seams. I also lightly sanded and applied Polyurethane (rolled and tipped with a foam brush to remove any roller bubbles) all over the top...four times! Roughed up with 220 between coats. The finished surface is like glass...I am now preparing to do the long buffet counter (90") that separates my kitchen from the dining room. Patience and easy does it!! Love the blow dryer suggestion.
I did it in the rental I was in and it came out amazing. It definitely is durable. But like you said you have to search for the ones that are the best water and heat resistant. The 3 years I was there it never lost its shine, or it’s coloring. It withheld like a champ, and let me tell you we do a lot of cooking in my family. As you said it was so easy to clean off. Just like a nonstick pan.
When you were renting, did you caulk the paper? If so, was it removal?
I've been using contact paper all my life on all sorts of surfaces and never heard of the hair dryer tip, that's very helpful! Thanks for the demo. 😊 👍
I have used a marble look contact paper in our master bathroom- which was a black laminate. It was tricky as their were 2 sinks. It worked - looks great and brightened up the room. It’s been almost a year and is holding up great.
Does it actually feel like marble or at least smooth
You make this look so easy. I tried it on my cubicle desk and ended up with a sticky bunched roll of failure. I’m about to try take 2 (which is why I’m watching this), so with your tips may the odds be ever in my favor.
Did it work?
How'd it go?
I tried in my kitchen. It looks ok. It's not perfect. It was difficult. I can always change it, when I get tired of it.
I truly appreciate the time, patience, simplicity nd clarity that you put into making this diy video. It really helps a first timer like myself to be willing to try nd apply this only to the top surface of an old dresser nd 2 nightstands once I've repainted it. Thanks 4 sharing 🙏🧡🌹
I’ve been watching you a few months and I’m really enjoying your videos. Just thought I’d stop by and say so. Looking forward to seeing what else you do this year.
Thank you for watching!
I have found using a hand held clothes steamer and a microfiber cloth. It works amazing for wrinkles and bubbles. Just be careful not to burn yourself. Use the steamer over the area first, pull the steamer away, then wipe the spot with the cloth and push the air to an edge to release it.
I'm literally planning to do this in my kitchen from watching your RV videos. This is right on time!
I LOVE IT! I installed faux granite contact paper on my kitchen counters. NO ONE CAN BELIEVE it is fake! That was probably 2 years ago. It is looking a bit "used" in some spaces. I use essential oils and when the oil gets on the "paper" it has "removed" the design in those spots. So, yeah. But I got the paper on a HUGE clearance sale for $5 bucks a roll and bought the two rolls that were on this sale. It has been a REAL blessing. My actual counters are an avocado green color that I have despised for 8 years. So now, 10 years later since I began renting this home, it is time to try MARBLE! teehee! I am going to be ordering some of this paper you have shared! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Wonderful! Have fun!
Christina I don’t think there is anything you can’t do! Amazing and thank you for helping us! Your style is fabulous and timeless! Love you and your channel! Your Tennessee friend and fan
Thanks Shelia! I appreciate your support!
I am definitely considering doing this in my kitchen! I rent and the counters ate really old and ugly. There's no way I can afford to replace them and not to mention the tacky plastic backsplash! This is a great solution for my. Thanks👍
This video is extremely helpful! I'm about to move into a new apartment that was built in the 1950s and it has dated, ugly tile countertops and cabinets in the kitchen and bathroom! Thanks!
Thanks for a great video. The previous owner of my home tried to do a DYI marble look counter top using paint, and it's terrible! I want a live edge wood countertop, but don't have the $$ for that right now. So I'm considering doing this vinyl as a temporary measure until I can save for my wood slab counter. This definitely was more encouragement for me! Thank you.
I did this on the countertops in the first house my husband and I bought. In 1974! The counters were ugly and it made a huge difference. I don't think any of the thicker ones were available back then. Recently, I bought a high boy dresser to paint black and discovered the drawer fronts were plastic. No matter what I did, the drawer fronts looked bad. I got a thicker black woodgrain one to cover and the difference in how it looks is amazing! Now, it looks pretty classy!
BTW, great tutorial! You covered everything I learned in the process. The blow dryer works great. My drawer fronts have a curved bow front and using the blow dryer to make it stretch a little over the drawer top and bottom kept me from having creases and folds. Patience while doing it is very helpful as you have to do a little at a time.
Thanks!
Love using contact paper, I did both my bar and bathroom in my basement with marble contact paper. Wish I had the hair dryer trick when I did it. It has been over a year and it has held up really well.
I think you can still use the hair dryer now.
Wow, you answered every question I have about this process. This was such a helpful video - thank you!!
You can also put glaze coat from Lowe's two coats, it works for higher heat the 170, also water, oil etc. Looks vantastic as well.
Thank you so much for making this video! You answered all my questions! I really appreciate the care you took in filming and creating such quality content! You’re the best!! Got my rolls and can’t wait to get started
This was great! I am thinking of putting contact paper on my rental kitchen counter which is an L shape. Super excited about the potential transformation, but the current kitchen is drab but I'm nervous on how to tackle that corner of the L shape though
I have the same issue
Thank you you're a lifesaver!! I just got mine and when I started I thought iam ruining it..I started panicking but thanks to you it's really easy this way and now I have a perfectly installed one...
We have some on our counter tops my husband did an amazing job
This looks great! We're buying a house that needs a lot of updates/reno, so countertops are not too high on the list. I'm planning on doing this as a short-term fix until we can get real ones.
Thanks for suggesting how to stick this helped a lot
Installed it in my teen girl’s bathroom on her request 😊. She loves it and I have to say, I’m pretty impressed with how they look and wear!
Awesome!
I love it. I'm applying some right now in a mobile home where I'll be living temporarily ❤️❤️
Hi new subscriber I like yr video..
I would suggest when you do caulking if you want it to be even put painters tape around the sink on the sink and counter top and just leave an opening where you want the caulking to go.. then once you're done caulking just pull the tape up and you have a straight line with out trying to do it with your fingers
I had my kitchen cupboards covered in a gorgeous white vinyl which has silver glitter in. Makes such a difference
It really looks awesome!! Thanks for the tips, I can see myself using this on some surfaces in my craft room!!
Thanks for sharing. Enjoy the weekend 😉 💖
Hi I've been installing contact paper for well over 25 years in my own rentals when I was younger we moved around not a lot but more than we want it but I was looking for a place to call home sadly I couldn't find it until now.
Over the years I became excellent and installing contact paper and Border paper and for the first time ever I watch your episode with the blow dryer and that was like oh my god I've never thought of that it was like riding a bike for the first time!! Exciting!!!!.
I enjoy your videos thank you for all the tips keep them coming you're very helpful and I share these videos with my friends and daughters.
Thanks so much. I am so happy you like them.
I'm in an apartment and thank you for sharing this , and I think I will do this it looks very nice
I am getting ready to install some of this in my kitchen in my mobile home and I was excited to watch your video. Thank you very much and I'll let you know how we do! I'll let you know how it comes out so excited
🙌🏽 Phenomenal deliverance!! 🤩 I’m encouraged to upgrade on a small budget 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Your work is second to none outstanding work God continue to bless you
You can Glaze with Diamond Finish Clearcoat and it will be hard as a rock and last forever. It's expensive but, will give you a more permanent fix and doesn't yellow. Need a lot of ventilation. It will look like glass and real marble......
Yes I will use this. You made it look so easy. My grandson just moved into a small rental.., it needs some attention. Look out contact here comes Gram. Wish me luck
Good luck! You got this :)
Going to give it a try on my kitchen counter top. Hope it turns out as good as yours.
I jusy put all new handles on my cupboards in the kitchen And It's crazy how much of a difference just changing one little thing made.i immediately thought omg I need to change the counters. Lol there is no way I can afford it though so here I am! I'm excited I hope I don't f it up too much!
Great installation tips, I'm going to try this in my kitchen until I install new counters or sell my home.
I purchased and plan on doing this to my current kitchen while I save up for a new kitchen. You did great!
Soooo excited to make over my new home! Thanks for the tips!!!
Brilliant, thank you! I'm putting wood-grain contact paper on my IKEA desk this weekend and this will help.
Hey Christina dear! I just stumbled on this channel and instantly fell in love with it. Thanks for this beautiful and informative video.
This would be a great way for a small independent store to update fittings too! Lots of retail fittings and displays can look very dated, but also very expensive to replace. This could work in the interim. X
Absolutely! It's a great interim solution :)
I found this video after I bought marble looking contact paper and needed to know exactly how to apply it. To my surprise, I bought the same brand you recommended! How convenient? 😆😃
I've seriously been thinking about putting some down. Master bathroom and the kitchen & the bar. Diffenly would use it because of the price. We are in a doulewide mobliehome and we cant afford the real thing. Thanks for showing how to install. 💛🌻
I never thought about caulking. Love it. Also the corner cut makes more sense. 🥰
Love this. Such a great idea, if you can’t change counter tops right away. I just might give it a try on something smaller.
😀❤️🇨🇦
Thank you so much for posting! I had purchased the same brand in the Butcher Block pattern for my rental kitchen. You really took the intimidation out of the process for me. I’ve only done one small section and I’m beyond proud of myself. :) it looks great thanks to your tips!
Thanks Mel!
Did you finish? How is it holding up if so? Thanks
I’m about a year late but the base of the island would look amazing black. It would give the yin and Yang effect and make the island even more cohesive with the counters and cabinets. It looks amazing like it is as well.
I can't afford new countertop and I definitely want to try contact paper... Thank you for sharing this video it helped a lot.
You did a good job, thanks for the hair dryer
This is my 1st time watching your channel. I'm about to do exactly the same thing on my bathroom counter ( like today or tomorrow)! Any suggestions on how to keep the contact paper straight, so that the seams match up? I seem to have a hard time with this sometimes. Many thanks for your video; it's a great teaching tool. I'll definitely tune in again.
~SV
Wish i had thought of this 2 years ago while I waiting for my new kitchen! About to install my new kitchen in 2 months or I'd order right now lolol
You should also get the counter wet before putting down the paper to help you move the paper around to get it perfect before sticking it completely.
This is inspiring. In my craft room I have the plain with hollow core table top from IKEA.... I think I’m going to do THIS to snaz it up a bit. Surely this is more easily cleaned than those...
Love this. We are in process of renovating a camper as well. Thank you for the link for the contact paper and all of the tips and tricks.
You're welcome!
@@thediymommy we are in PEI!!! I love seeing Canadian renos that take into account our cold weather.
Omg that is absolutely amazing n thanks for sharing u gave really much needed advice😊
Great video. My granddaughter and her husband used this type of countertop. They did a good job but should have watched your video for more detail. For there 1st time it looks good.
That's great!
Looks great! Would love to do this but im scared i forget its on and end up putting a hot pot on it.
Just get extra paper and redo it if that happens. I’m just about to do my kitchen for the 3rd time in a month or so. First time it looked crappy, 2nd much better but I’ve decided to do it a little darker. The white shows every air bubble and of course I can’t not stare at them. It makes me irritable. So….3rd times a charm. I buy the cheaper paper so basically it’s just my time I’m wasting. And I have fun doing it so….there’s that. Anyway, you should do it. If u don’t like it, take it off. It’s not permanent! JUST DO IT!!!! Lol!
Thank you so much for all the tips and info! I will definitely be installing contact paper in my rental home. I just wish that I had known about this sooner!!
Awesome step by step instructions, Christina. I’ve been wanting to tackle my IKEA entry table. Thanks for the inspo!
This would look great as a table top!
@@thediymommy What brand of latex caulking did you use? I used silicone caulking and it lifted over time due to water exposure.
I have been following a long time and I notice the new intro Logo! 👀 I LOVE IT!!! 😍😍😍 I always look forward to watching your videos!
I really messed up on chalk painting my living room end tables...they look terrible...so I think I’m going to try putting contact paper on them now! Thanks!!
I did the same thing with the chalk paint. I hope the contact paper works for you! What a great idea!!
So on the reviews, I saw one that said it had a bad smell. Did you notice any bad smells?
Love the look. I have under mounted sinks. Will it work, if applied to the inside rim of the sink?
I'm in the process of doing this on the MDF shelves of our walk in closet. I'll definitely use some of your tips😉😎
Perfect timing I’m going to be doing mine soon, thanks for sharing lovely!
I can’t wait to try this yours look amazing especially your campers, your camper made it a yes for me because I was skeptical
I would totally install contact paper in my home to upgrade and beautify💝
Thanks so much for the tips I have some I want to try on my main bathroom. Definitely thinking about epoxying it since that’s my kids bathroom. But we are updating on a budget and hubs said no new counters but the counter clashes with the wall and cabinet colors my kids have picked and the flooring that I picked so definitely worth a try!
Thanks for the sinks and edges tip
Deos it have repeat patterns like wallpaper so you can match your seams?
My 1st video on your channel and I love it💖! This would be an excellent renter-friendly option! Thanks so much!
That was great! I used the exact paper in my little pantry on the shelves. I wish I had known about the blow dryer technique to make it wrap around the edges. ( that Part was a pain)
I have a countertop that has a rounded edge. Any ideas how to install the contact paper to a round edge? I rent so can't replace. Thanks!!!😁😁
The heat to form the vinyl to your rounded edges should do the trick!
I was wondering tge same thing. My bar top is rounded on the edge. Now that is what scares me. Good luck.👊💛🌻
If it’s rounded the long way then cut a strip for the edge
Going to try this.
Awesome been eying up refinishing the top of my painted kitchen table as it’s white so so dirty.
Amazing tutorial
Thank you for sharing. I'm wanting to do this to my kitchen counters.
Can you apply epoxy on top the vinyl contact paper to add more resistance to scratches?
So funny! I had an old table who was very strong still, and I didn’t want to dispose of it, so I just put contact paper thru it. It looked perfect 👌
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I would love to try it. Might try a smaller project first!!! Have a great weekend 😃
Thank you! Good info! I'm going to use that exact type for my kitchen.
love the calking idea !!!
I love this I am going to try it
When you add the caulking, does it change how easy it is to remove the contact paper?
It looks amazing. Working on this at my house now.
Can you use it over actual granite. There's nothing wrong with ours other than I don't like how dark it is, so am considering doing this.
I'm definitely going to try this on my ugly blue laminate countertop!
Looks very good, thanks for the tips. 💖
Great video. Thank you. I desperately want to do this in my main floor powder room.
Makes such a difference!
You're one of my best finds in 2021 😍
Awe! You made my day!
Did I miss the link to this contact paper? I can’t find it anywhere in your description box.
Will this work on a concrete countertop ?
I just want to commend you on basically laying that second sheet down first try, id end up making it crooked lol