CalteroMarble Contact Paper 15.7" x 118" White Grey Wallpaper Peel and Stick Glossy Marble Self Adhesive Contact Paper for Countertop Kitchen Cabinets Bathroom

The media could not be loaded. During my kitchen remodel, I wanted to refresh my countertops without spending a fortune on new ones. This Caltero glossy marble contact paper was the perfect solution! I used it to cover my old laminate counters, and it completely transformed the space—now they look like sleek, high-end marble.The black, white, and grey marble pattern is beautiful in person—very realistic with just the right amount of shine. It gave my kitchen that modern, polished look I was going for without the cost or mess of a full renovation.It’s super easy to work with—thick enough not to tear, but flexible enough to smooth out easily. I used a squeegee and a hairdryer to help with the edges and corners, and the adhesive held up really well. Plus, it’s waterproof and easy to clean, which is a must in a busy kitchen.This was the perfect finishing touch after upgrading my faucet, backsplash, and lighting. If you’re remodeling or just want to breathe new life into your counters, cabinets, or even shelves, I definitely recommend giving this a try.It’s budget-friendly, looks amazing, and makes a big impact for a small price!

I really liked how this turned out. I wanted to dress up a cheap old shabby chic night table for next to the bed. I think it worked pretty well. It was thin enough that I was able to cut it properly with an X-Acto knife around the edge of the table and it went down really well easy didn’t really need to pull it up to straighten it out or anything so all in all I think it’s a win. I think it looks good. The color is realistic feels like contact paper, but it’s on the side of the bed that nobody uses so it doesn’t matter.

Beautiful and such great quality

This looks good once it's on, as long as you have a white base underneath it. Otherwise you'll see the wood because it's so sheer. Easy to apply using an adhesive and lasts longer that way. It does have a sticky back but it comes off super easily if you don't use anything else on it. It is very thin and cuts great but you can see any imperfections in the counter underneath for that same reason.

The Caltero Marble contact paper turned our dated fireplace surround into a beautiful focal point in the room. The product handled easily and adhered well. You do have to attach it slowly, making sure to get all bubbles, but once it is stuck, it’s beautiful. It is thin enough to adhere cleanly over/in corners and the pattern is forgiving enough that you can cut another strip and overlap without being obvious. The finish has a sheen to it, much like real marble. I’m thinking about using the leftovers as drawer liner. Cannot beat the price! Highly recommend!

Let me start by saying I am a diy pro at this point in my life. I am constantly doing projects and have worked with a very wide array of products and used every method there is. This product is BY FAR the worst material I have ever worked with. The adhesion is nothing more than an average child’s sticker when trying to stick down yet if you pull up to fox at all it will take all the finish with it and will not re stick. This comes rolled so tightly that it’s a two person job just to unroll it and hold it to measure. On top of that the packaging of the backing is poorly applied causing the material to be pre-crimped and stuck to itself. There is no stretch or give to the material making it nearly impossible to fit around edges and crevices. If you are doing anything more than a perfectly straight and flat surface I would not recommend this product. I bought a bunch of rolls because the company made big promises for this product. Now I’m out of my money and my dining room table is ruined. It looks absolutely terrible and I can’t take this stuff off because then my table will have no finish and be ruined. I’m am beyond livid about this purchase. The company owes me a dining room table and a refund. 😒

The top of an old tilt out hamper was destroyed over the years, so I used this to give it new life. I used plastic wood filler to patch the damaged top, sanded, then cleaned with a Lysol wipe before applying.The material was easy to apply and cut, but it is very thin. As I carefully cut it so I could fold it around the corners, it tore.I gave it 3 stars because I would be nervous using it in a kitchen simply due to how thin it is and fear of durability. I'd recommend it for surfaces that will not see daily/regular use.

Very nice