Magic CoverPremium Adhesive Vinyl Contact Shelf Liner and Drawer Liner, 18"x9', Granite Silver

I bought this contact paper via amazon to match some I already had. It worked out fine --perfect match, easy to work with.

Has a lot more blue than grey. Doesn't stick to wood. Waiting to see how it stays

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I did something crazy and decided to use this as a covering for my concrete floor in our basement. In a few hours I transformed our bedroom into a completely different, attractive setting using a relatively inexpensive solution. Here are my insights.If you want to use this product for anything bigger than a book cover, you should have a second pair of hands pulling the paper slowly back as you work the product down with a rubber squeeqie blade. Getting it to stick at the end is challenging without some kind of weight, extra glue or clear packing tape which looks fine, assuming you aren't trying to please anybody with a professional eye.If you get bubbles or debris, you can poke the bubble with a pin and push the air out or carefully cut the debris out with a sharp knife. This stuff is pretty failsafe as you can cut patches and piece it together, the final product is seamless and you can overlap without any visible layering. The pattern (granite silver) is random enough nobody will see the patch.Lacking the capital to do the floor with any of the common materials, this works like a dream! Permanent, no, but really nice looking and creates a good vapor barrier for concrete that instantly improves the warmth, appearance and air quality in the room. Just remind your guests to take their shoes off and be extra careful when moving furniture not to scrape the surface. You might also want to buy an extra roll for spot repairs.Having a tight budget and chemical sensitivities this product really worked a miracle for us!

Received in reasonable timing. My husband doesn't seem to mind them. I bought a few rolls, they are pretty affordable but a bit on the thin side. I imagine will have to replace them in a year or two.