Yullpaper 15.8 x 236 Terrazzo Contact Paper Peel and Stick Countertops for Kitchen Granite Marble Contact Paper Waterproof

Steps for use: Step1: Wipe the area where you want to stick this self adhesive wallpaper to make sure it is clean, dry, flat and smooth. Step2: Measure the size of the area and with the help of a ruler and scissor, cut down the required wallpaper size along the grid lines on the back of the granite wallpaper. Step3: Tear off one corner of the sticky wallpaper, press it on the place to be stuck. It is recommended not to tear off the whole at once to avoid sticking together. Tear it while sticking. Features of the product: 1. It is waterproof, oil-proof and can be stuck in a clean, smooth and flat area. 2. This is self adhesive contact paper, no glue needed. 3. It is easy to apply, just peel and stick. 4. It is easy to clean, just wipe gently with a cloth. 5. This is removable wallpaper, no sticky residue left after removal. Tips to use: 1. You can cut the exact size you want along the grid lines on the back of the marble paper. 2. If you stick a large area of this marble contact paper for countertops, it is easier and more convenient for two people to install than one person. 3. Improper sticking may result in air bubbles and wrinkles on the surface. If this happens, you can poke a small hole with a small needle to let the air out. 4. This terrazzo contact paper is suitable for sticking in a clean, flat and smooth area, not suitable for sticking on a rough uneven surface. Multi-scene to use: This terrazzo marble contact paper can be stuck on the countertops, tables, cabinets, vanity, backsplashes, shelves and so on in your house. It can give a feeling of simplicity, to decorate and renovate your house and make it look beautiful. Suitable for DIY hobbyists: This terrazzo contact paper is suitable for DIY hobbyists. Along the grid lines on the back of the self stick wallpaper, you can cut the size you want.PROP 65 WARNING: This product can expose you to some kind of chemical, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.