Self Adhesive Felt Fabric, Soft Velvet Drawer Liner, DIY Velvet Fabric for Art & Crafts, Jewelry Box Felt Liner, Solid Color Felt Wallpaper(15.8" x 158", Black)

Better than expected!, this produt is perfect for flocking the inside of your Newtonian telescope to stop light reclections bouncing from the optical tube to the primary mirror.Fantastic product, once applied it does not peel off from a pre-Cleaned and dirt or greasy surface.

At workers for a job I was doing and had some left over and I use it for all kinds of stuff It's really handy to have. Makes things look a little extra special.

I use the felt to line wooden boxes. This has been the best combination of good adherence and tight weave that I have found. Most of the other inexpensive felt has a fairly loose weave with lots of fibers everywhere. This one was close to the texture of a pool table and felt more durable.I am well pleased

I was using this felt to line drawer bottoms made from 1/4" birch plywood. It's thin which can be either good or bad depending on your use. For me, the fact that it was thin, prevented me from having to cut a wider rabbet join for the drawer bottoms. However, if you're not using finished or furniture grade ply, know that any imperfections may show through the felt. Otherwise, the felt seemed ok. It gives my projects a nice finished look and feel.

I decided to eliminate my big honking jewelry armoire and line the shallow top drawers of my dresser for my jewelry. Bought some jewelry trays of various sizes and this fabric. Was a little disappointed at first. I was envisioning soft, plushy fabric reminiscent of my 1972 Homecoming dress, but this was definitely not that luxurious. It’s not felt, either. I’d describe it as flocking. The fabric is very thin and not plushy or cushioning at all. When applied, it is soft to the touch, but firm with no give, if that makes sense.So, I used it anyway and I am glad I did. The trays I bought might not have fit if the liner was any thicker, and after I got the drawers lined I decided I really liked it that way. The fabric was relatively easy to work with and probably would have cut easily if I had had a utility knife that was sharp. Just used a scissors. It was pretty forgiving, somewhat repositionable, and adhered well. Didn’t fray or shatter like actual velvet does. So, all ended well, and I may order some more for another project.

This is a good product was surprised how well it worked. Adhesive is pretty good. Would recommend.

Replaced the drawer liner in 6 drawers with this, very happy with it. It’s definitely thin but I was pretty surprised with the durability. I actually like that it is thin, I cut it about 1/16 over sized and was able to use a putty knife to push the edges under the sides of the drawer following the drawer bottom panel. When trying to remove the plastic wrap that came around the roll to hold it together I used an awl and it slipped. I immediately thought I probably just put a hole in it since it went through the pull off backing and it’s so thin, but surprisingly it didn’t! Maybe I got lucky. The adhesive wasn’t overly sticky which I like because I had to reposition the first one I did and I was able to do so without damaging or wrinkling the material. This was significantly cheaper and way easier than buying velour fabric and dealing with finding a decent adhesive to attach it to wood. I’d buy it again for sure.

Not the best, not as matte as described and rather thin. It is difficult to take the backing off.