Kitchen Cupboard Doors Units Wall Draws Cover Self Adhesive Gloss Matt (61cm*10m, White)

Used to renew old wardrobes and it looks really good, happy with end result

Slightly grey but works well

Product really easy to use but thats where the good ends. Viynl sold as for cupboard but item is see threw. Units sanded before hand so had some colour difference. And it show threw the viynl every mark.

On the fence about this for the time being. I've only done one door so it may be that my technique needs work.On first opening, I thought it wasn't high gloss white at all but looked slightly off-white, a hint of grey in there, and sparkly too. Almost sent it back. Decided I quite liked it sparkly and had a go. The sparkles/grey disappear when you apply it to a surface and it is gloss white.It applied well, no bubbles initially. Shortly after applying though, I've found bubbles crept in around the edges of the door, all the way around. It's not hugely noticeable but you lose that sharp edge on the cupboard door and it becomes obvious if you look what's been done.I did spend quite a while trying to get it right, almost stretching the laminate around the corners to try to eliminate air. It looked ok initially but air found its way back in. I've seen examples where people have used hot air to make the laminate more pliable, I'm going to try this method next and see if I can improve on my first door.In summary, I have no issue with the product's quality and found it easy to get a really good bubble-free finish across the front of the door. But if like me you're going around corners, beware of the bubbles.

Very fiddly to install but second door looked quite nice. I suggest that 2 people work on it.

Great product. We previously paid circa £12 for each roll of dc-fix from B&Q and it took us roughly 8 rolls to do the job last year. My Mrs wanted something more trendy so decided to bin the old one and try this one. This says it is Matt in the description but it is in fact glossy with little glitters in it. Compared to dc-fix it is a bit thick and therefore does not stick properly when folded or around edges. However, we used a hair dryer and pushed and it got in shape. It cleans up nice but we have yet to try splashing it with water or oil :). Overall, good product for price if you want to spend £50 to give your kitchen a nice make over.

This is a bit of a nightmare to fit to a good standard. It took me about 6-7 hours to do 7 panels. I've used different vynal sheets to cover pc cases and bikes with no issues in past as the adesive really stuck when using a hair dryer on high heat but this stuff does not stick then same. First of all I researched what I needed for a good job. Primer 94 (generally sticks vynal to anything). 70/30 alcohol rub to fully clean surface down. And high powered hair dryer for wrapping edges. Tool to press down vynal. The vynal stuck to face perfect with no air bubbles but the real fun part comes when you try to wrap round edges. You won't achieve this with out warming up the material and still is not great. As I stated I used primer 94 on all the edges which should have held this firmly in place but failed. 2 weeks on I'm still going round with hair dryer applying heat to the edges were it's lifting away. The doors were brand new so there was nothing on them to preventing a good contact.(UPDATE PEELING AWAY ON BACK OF DOOR WERE THEY WERE WRAPPED AROUND NOW IN HOT WEATHER.)

Very shiny. A little tricky to attach without bubbles! Used low heat on hairdryer to help adhesion. End result is fab. Looks like new cabinet

garnir le fond des tiroirs des éléments de cuisine.très bon rapport qualité prix.

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