What is Reddit's opinion of 11.8"x78.7" Glossy Marble Paper Granite Grey/White Roll Kitchen Countertop Cabinet Furniture Refurbishment Thick Wallpaper PVC Easy Removable Upgrade?

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pro tip for the contact paper (i did my counters with this stuff), use windex while applying it and squeegee the excess out from underneath. you might think it's not sticking because it's wet, but once you squeegee it out, it definitely sticks. the edges are a bit difficult to get down if they're wet, so just give them a few to dry off and then wrap around the edge. the windex helps get any bubbles out from underneath, and makes the overall process WAY easier. if you do have a bubble or two after, you can use a super small pin/knife to cut a small hole to let the air out.

I personally would put some chalk or spackle in that there hole and sand it a bit when dry (of using spackle)

Then cover the whole counter top with a nice contract paper. Land lord will be none the wiser.

amazon contact paper for kitchen

You can get different colors

Contact paper would work nicely as well, sticks on and is slightly pricier $5-15 for a wrapping paper-sized roll. I’ve used it on cardboard surfaces before and it works great!

Marble Contact Paper - Amazon

I've got white pebble speakers, a white tesoro gram spectrum se, a white logitech G203, white marble contact paper on my desk, and just a plain black cheapo mouse pad from office depot lol

I feel like a white one would get dirty too fast

This is pretty unorthodox, but I used this marble stick on sheet plus some clipped sprue bits painted grey-white to simulate broken bricks in a church.

I tried and tried and tried to paint realistic looking marble but was unsatisfied with the results. So I took a file and smoothed all of the tops of my bases down and used contact paper. Because it's a vinyl gloss, it looks like polished marble and I'm very happy with it. 6 dollars and it's covered my whole army, even with avoiding spots that don't have the marble veins in it.

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Also in profile if you go back a couple of months I should have a few with it

Method used to create the bases:

1. Paint the base Retributor Armour

2. Cut plastic poster ( https://www.michaels.com/white-plastic-poster-board-by-creatology/10378146.html ) into workable sheets

3. Cut marble contact paper ( https://www.amazon.com/countertop-Furniture-renovated-Waterproof-practicalWs/dp/B0777NMVC3/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=AQF2CIL94J5V&dchild=1&keywords=marble+contact+paper&qid=1633031624&sprefix=marble&sr=8-3 ) into the same size workable sheet as the poster board and apply it to the poster board, making sure to get all the air bubbles out.

4. Measure out what size you want your tiles to be on the non marble side. I used 3/4in but feel free to make bigger to allow for more variety in tile placement.

5. Cut out the tiles and glue them down to the base in the pattern you want. I left a small gap so that the gold underneath comes through and looks like grout.

6. Use scissors and a hobby knife to trim the edges to make them uniform with the base.

7. I applied some Agrax Earthshade to the gold recess to try and add some more detail to the gold.

Overall I am very happy with how they turned out and how much time and effort was saved for getting my pre-heresy TS started!

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Link to the basing

I bought some of this off amazon, not as intricate or cool as others but a very quick, cheap, nice effect

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I'll post a picture of one of mine in a sec

same thing happened to a white desk that i haven't had for long (not from Ikea). peeling on the top though. anyway, i did search for solutions & found many ikea hacks with this kind of paper, check out pinterest or just google ikea alex drawer hacks...they look amazing. here is a link for an example of the paper i bought, cheap too....hope this helps....https://www.amazon.com/countertop-Furniture-renovated-Waterproof-practicalWs/dp/B0777NMVC3/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=contact+paper&qid=1608243311&sr=8-3

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Sure here are some of the pics of how it turned out. https://imgur.com/a/poB7lnP

I used a marble contact sheet that I had lying around and went well with my other accessories.

You can pick any color and just wrap the top part of the black housing . You do have to open up the case take out that black linker and wrap it out. It looks much cleaner now .

I got my contact paper from Amazon https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0777NMVC3/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_IAFNFbPDQA9DE?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

Amazon; a friend used it in the past and recommended it. Link to it is here.