LACHEERY 160x36 Inch Brushed Stainless Steel Contact Paper for Kitchen Appliances Refrigerator Heat Resistant Contact Paper Peel and Stick Backsplash Fridge Cover Silver Metallic Self Adhesive Sheet

The brushed metal look adds richness to it. The vinyl sticker and all stickers like this tend to bubble up easily in several different tiny places as you stick it to the wall or appliance...or any object for that matter. But you can fix these bubbled-up spot easily with a safety pin or needle by popping a tiny hole in the bubble and then rubbing it flat as the air escapes out of it. Or for bigger errors that may occur, you could use a sharp razor blade to cut a thin line through the center of a bubble/crease and then flatten it out after with ur finger. Correcting, fixing these tiny issues is very easy and the result looks flawless. One thing to keep in mind is that you should keep the brushed-metal lines aligned with each other and going all in the same direction. This way the light will reflect on it all the same and look uniform and better quality.

The product itself is of decent quality. It adheres well and didn't bubble or scratch with the use of a felt-edged smoother. It's not at all transparent, either, so you won't see the color of anything you're trying to cover. That said, it is a bit too glossy; a more satin-like finish would have been ideal.I bought this to change the face color of the residential-style refrigerator in our new travel trailer (which had a brushed stainless-type look to it, but with more of a tan hue to it). Upon disassembling of the freezer door, I discovered that the surface to be covered was more of a very smoothed out particle board / wood combo and, thus, had a very finely textured surface. The texture was not visible at all with the satin-finished covering that was on it, so I decided to give it a try with the windex method (to preserve the original finish in case it didn't go well).Well, obviously, it didn't go well. I had it applied perfectly - not a single bubble in sight - but, thanks to the extremely glossy finish of this product - the texture of the surface became very apparent (which is not good when you're going for an authentic stainless steel look). Needless to say, I peeled it back off and am now looking for other alternatives.Long story short, if you plan on putting this on a perfectly smooth surface, it's a rather good product; if your surface has any texture or imperfections at all, applying this product will only showcase it.

Better install it like a car tint. Use soapy solution and spray it when installing.

After vinyl wrapping vehicles, appliances and many more things I can easily say this is by far the worst wrap specifically the worst stainless wrap I have ever seen or used. Not only can you not even crease this once or it’s completely ruined, but there’s no give in the wrap. You can’t heat it up like normal vinyl, if you pull it up to attempt to get one stubborn air bubble out it’ll rip up your old finish and not adhere.The quality of this wrap is just terrible. I’ve used stainless wraps before to do customers appliances and they came out with a great smooth finish. This stuff has the worst orange peel I’ve ever seen on a wrap. Gets distorted, pictures are deceiving. Literally only looks good from 10 feet away and even then it’s very questionable.After having to rewrap a dish washer door 3 times I finally got a somewhat finished look and god I’m just going to spend the money and buy a new stainless door.Trying to return the product but will likely be denied or a small portion because the roll is half gone. One 24”x36” piece actually used which will come off soon anyways. And the rest of it in the garbage due to lack of adhesion anymore or due to such noticeable imperfections.I’m all for a diy project but the amount of people praising this stuff is insane. I guarantee you can find about 20+ more companies that have a significantly better product than this stainless one.

The media could not be loaded. I upgraded my kitchen on a budget and the only eyesore was this black fridge because everything else was stainless steel. It’s a perfectly good working grace so why buy a new one? So I covered it and it fits perfectly with the new kitchen. Had so much fun and it wasn’t hard at all.

We are remodeling our kitchen and are changing all our appliances to stainless steel - except the dishwasher. Our dishwasher is working great so there is no need to replace it. But it looks out of place with the new stainless steel stove, refrigerator and microwave. So I went on a search and found this brush metal textured peel and stick. WOW! Although it took time, lots of patience and a pin (to eliminate the bubbles), We are so happy with the results. This peel and stick is a little thicker than the regular peel and stick so it doesn't stretch, especially since it took several attempts to get bubbles out. I highly recommend this product

I love the look.

This project definitely requires two people. I would recommend starting with the most difficult side first. We started with the easiest side and we were filled with false hope about applying the paper to the front of the fridge. There’s a fair amount of bubbles still and we spent 10+ hours applying this and trying to make it perfect. There were several times I wanted to rip this paper off and forget I ever had this idea but I was in too deep. This product will test your sanity, patience, and marriage.

Awesome 😎

I have had a terrible experience with this product. I used a similar product on my counter tops and was fine. This product was very hard to apply, and even though I went slow and steady, inch by inch, scraping. But sooooo many bubbles. After peeling off and again (inch by inch) still ended up with creases , bubbles, and I had to glue some otf the product on the ends, as not sticking..... I put needles in the bubbles, but just ended up creasing..... Not recommended.....I had to throw a big piece away.......