Peel & Stick Contact Paper

Self-adhesive contact paper is an affordable and easy way to give any surface a quick and stylish update. Our waterproof self-adhesive contact paper is perfect for use in the kitchen or bathroom, as it can withstand spills and splashes without peeling or bubbling. The peel and stick design makes it simple to apply, and it can be easily removed without leaving any residue. Use it to give your cabinets and countertops a fresh new look, or to add a pop of color to any room in your home. 

With a wide range of colors and patterns to choose from, you can create a unique and personalized space that reflects your personal style. Plus, the durable material is resistant to scratches, making it a practical choice for high-traffic areas. Give your home a quick and stylish update with our peel & stick contact paper.

How do you use peel and stick contact paper?

Peel and stick contact paper is a great way to cover shelves, kitchen counters, or any other surface in your home. It’s also a great way to protect surfaces from getting scratched or stained.

To use peel and stick contact paper, first clean the surface you want to cover. Make sure it’s free of dirt, dust, and grease. Then peel the backing off of the contact paper and press it onto the surface. Smooth out any air bubbles or wrinkles with your hand or a blunt object like a ruler. 

Is peel and stick contact paper removable?

Yes, peel and stick contact paper is removable. The adhesive on the back of the paper is pressure-sensitive, so it sticks to surfaces when you apply pressure. When you’re ready to remove it, simply peel it off the surface. Be careful not to pull too hard or you might damage the surface underneath.

What is the difference between peel and stick wallpaper and contact paper?

Wallpaper and contact paper are two common products used to beautify and improve the look of walls or objects, but they have subtle yet important differences. Wallpaper is typically a longer term solution for walls and is a heavier, thicker material that adheres to the wall surface using paste or a sticky glue. 

Contact paper, on the other hand, is thinner and less durable; it adheres to the surface using an adhesive backing and can be easily removed without causing any damage. These two products offer distinct solutions to interior decorating needs – while wallpaper provides a more permanent aesthetic change, contact paper offers an easier way to decorate rooms on a smaller budget.

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