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product_id: 228300075
title: "Marble Look"
brand: "d-c-fix"
price: "WS$20"
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reviews_count: 13
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# Waterproof & washable Grid lines for precise cutting Peel & Stick, no tools needed Marble Look

**Brand:** d-c-fix
**Price:** WS$20
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ✨ Peel, stick, and wow your space like a pro! 🏡

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Marble Look by d-c-fix
- **How much does it cost?** WS$20 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- d-c-fix enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted d-c-fix brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Durable & Waterproof:** Vinyl/PVC film resists water and stains, keeping surfaces pristine and easy to clean.
- • **Effortless DIY Upgrade:** Transform your kitchen or furniture in minutes with no special tools required.
- • **Premium German Quality:** Crafted in Germany for superior durability and a sleek marble grey finish that elevates any space.
- • **Removable & Repositionable:** Perfect your application with multiple adjustments—no stress, no mess.
- • **Precision Cutting Made Simple:** Built-in grid lines ensure flawless, custom fits every time.

## Overview

d-c-fix Self-Adhesive Vinyl Film is a 26.5" x 78.7" waterproof, washable, and removable decorative film made from durable vinyl/PVC. Featuring easy-to-use grid lines for precise cutting and a premium marble grey design, it’s perfect for quick, tool-free DIY upgrades on cabinets, countertops, and furniture. Manufactured in Germany, it combines style with lasting quality for a flawless, personalized finish.

## Description

d-c-fix Self-Adhesive Peel and Stick Waterproof and Removable Decorative Vinyl Film for DIY Kitchen, Countertops, Cabinets, Marble Grey, 26.5" x 78.7" - desertcart.com

Review: The only issue is skill! - OK, so my reaction to this stuff was a bit of a roller-coaster. > I get the vinyl. I look at it. First impression is that the color was WAY lighter than I thought and the pattern is kind of pixelated. At this point, my heart is sinking. Add to that the label "permanent adhesive" (I need to be able to remove it from my rental counter) and I'm already feeling like I made a mistake. > The next day, I'm kind of reconsidering. The color is actually very accurate to the pictures; it's my memory of the images that's faulty (I imagined that the detail was closer to black. No, it's light to mid gray at the darkest.) Also, yeah, so some of the pattern is pixelated, but y'know what? I can't tell unless my face is within 10" of the countertop. Also, I do some research, people seem to say this is removable, ok. It's ok. Everything's ok. > I start thinking about applying it. My countertops are kind of bumpy/textured, and I can't do anything about that. Wow, now I'm worried that it won't stick super well. > I start applying it. Start small, pieces on the sides of the sink area. Hey, it actually sticks pretty well. I'm not having many issues with bubbling. I'm just smoothing it by hand (I am fairly meticulous). I definitely recommend only peeling back an inch or two of the backing to start, and then peeling more and more as you stick it down. That seemed to work well. (I had a bit of bubbling near part of the hard angle I folded the paper over. No problem; poke it with a needle, squeeze some air out, apply some light heat via blow-dryer, looks great). And it handled the textured counter pretty well! Obviously some bumps and flaws from the OG counter are gonna come through, but it still looks way better. > I'm scared to start the big section of the sink. I finally convince myself to at least cut the piece. An inch or two of extra this time just in case. I unroll the rest of the roll, and I'm seeing ridges in the vinyl, lines where it's bubbling off the backing. Oh no, I think, I'm going to have massive bubbles or creases in my countertop > I apply the big section. It's not fast or "easy" but nothing nasty happens. The ridges? Probably just because it's meant to be flat against the backing when rolled up, not when spread out. Those disappeared without giving me any problem. I didn't have any issue with this stuff accidentally ripping on me, or anything. It didn't feel thin or flimsy. It's sticky, but not too sticky. So the end result?? I was really pleased with this stuff. Assuming it peels off well when I leave this rental place, this countertop vinyl thoroughly redeemed itself from all my "oh no!" moments. Problems you may have: - If you crease it, that crease is pretty likely to show up as a little ridge - it's hard to cut the edges well. I don't mean the product is hard to cut (though you'll want a sharp box knife or something); it's just hard to cut it well. Don't expect your cutting job to look gorgeous (alas). - one piece I placed (the earliest) I didn't cut much buffer space, and combined with a bit of mismeasurement/non-square counter width, I left myself a bit of a gap - I had more bubbling and creases when I tried to peel back a big corner of it and stick it back down to get rid of bigger bubbles. Probably better to just do it right the first time... (imagine that). But it was pretty easy to peel up and re-stick!
Review: Wow!! Love this stuff!! - We have a small countertop in our hallway that desperately needed some updating. The black granite was in great condition but just very dark. Marble slabs are expensive (I was quoted $300 without installation) and I wasn’t even sure if that was the look I wanted. This contact paper is a great price, relatively easy to install, and I think it looks great! It allows me to see what real marble might look like, and in the meantime it does a great job covering up the black. Installation: the roll wasn’t quite wide enough to be able to use one piece lengthwise, so I had to cut it into strips. I started with the back left corner and lined it up with the wall and the side, and then worked my way towards the front edge. Since the pieces were pretty small I found it easier to get it about 1/4 of the way pressed onto the countertop and then I just pulled off the rest of the lining and smoothed it out the best I could. It was easy to pull up and adjust as needed. I used a spatula with a soft plastic edge to press the bubbles out as much as possible, but there were still bubbles left. I had read that some users had luck with a hair dryer so I gave that a whirl but it didn’t work very well for me. Maybe I was doing it wrong? Who knows. In any case, what I found worked best for those pesky air bubbles I couldn’t press out was to poke a tiny hole in them with a needle and then press the air out that way. It left only very tiny pinpricks that I don’t think are noticeable at all. I struggled with the rounded corner and still am not happy with how that turned out. But, I have enough left over that I might pull that end piece up and try something else to make it smoother. The end result is fantastic!! I think it looks great. It’s thick and feels like it will hold up well. The slight gloss makes it look like an actual countertop. Husband was shocked when he got home. Highly recommend!!

## Features

- Made from vinyl/pvc film making it easier to clean, water resistant and more durable than traditional contact paper, high quality - made in Germany
- Easy to cut: there are grid lines on the back of the self adhesive film which make it easy to cut and use. instruction below
- Quick and easy to apply: no need for special tools. peel off the backing paper of the contact paper and stick to a clean surface
- d-c-fix decorative self adhesive film transforms the look of any flat clean surface and is safe to apply to kitchen cupboards, pantry, countertops, bathroom cabinets, furniture, shelves and more creating a unique, personalized look
- User friendly: d-c-fix can be removed several times during application to place the contact paper perfectly

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08BCNPXPS |
| Additional Features | Washable |
| Best Sellers Rank | #389,570 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #3,919 in Wallpaper |
| Brand | d-c-fix |
| Brand Name | d-c-fix |
| Color | Grey Marble |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 1,148 Reviews |
| Included Components | (1) 26" x 78" roll |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 78.7"L x 26.5"W |
| Item Type Name | Decorative Self-Adhesive Film |
| Item Weight | 0.31 kg |
| Manufacturer | ContiTech |
| Manufacturer Part Number | FA3468306 |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Number | FA3468306 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Pattern | Peel and Stick |
| Product Care Instructions | Dry Flat |
| Product Dimensions | 78.7"L x 26.5"W |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Cabinet, Countertop, Cupboard, Desk, Drawer, Dresser, Furniture, Shelf, Sink, Table |
| Shape | Rectangle |
| Size | 26.5"W x 78.7"L |
| Special Feature | Washable |
| Theme | Marble |
| Unit Count | 14.48 Square Feet |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** d-c-fix
- **Color:** Grey Marble
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Number of Items:** 1
- **Pattern:** Peel and Stick
- **Product Care Instructions:** Dry Flat
- **Product Dimensions:** 78.7"L x 26.5"W
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Cabinet, Countertop, Cupboard, Desk, Drawer, Dresser, Furniture, Shelf, Sink, Table
- **Special Feature:** Washable
- **Theme:** Marble

## Images

![Marble Look - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61+pQlGtFoL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The only issue is skill!
*by C***H on August 12, 2025*

OK, so my reaction to this stuff was a bit of a roller-coaster. > I get the vinyl. I look at it. First impression is that the color was WAY lighter than I thought and the pattern is kind of pixelated. At this point, my heart is sinking. Add to that the label "permanent adhesive" (I need to be able to remove it from my rental counter) and I'm already feeling like I made a mistake. > The next day, I'm kind of reconsidering. The color is actually very accurate to the pictures; it's my memory of the images that's faulty (I imagined that the detail was closer to black. No, it's light to mid gray at the darkest.) Also, yeah, so some of the pattern is pixelated, but y'know what? I can't tell unless my face is within 10" of the countertop. Also, I do some research, people seem to say this is removable, ok. It's ok. Everything's ok. > I start thinking about applying it. My countertops are kind of bumpy/textured, and I can't do anything about that. Wow, now I'm worried that it won't stick super well. > I start applying it. Start small, pieces on the sides of the sink area. Hey, it actually sticks pretty well. I'm not having many issues with bubbling. I'm just smoothing it by hand (I am fairly meticulous). I definitely recommend only peeling back an inch or two of the backing to start, and then peeling more and more as you stick it down. That seemed to work well. (I had a bit of bubbling near part of the hard angle I folded the paper over. No problem; poke it with a needle, squeeze some air out, apply some light heat via blow-dryer, looks great). And it handled the textured counter pretty well! Obviously some bumps and flaws from the OG counter are gonna come through, but it still looks way better. > I'm scared to start the big section of the sink. I finally convince myself to at least cut the piece. An inch or two of extra this time just in case. I unroll the rest of the roll, and I'm seeing ridges in the vinyl, lines where it's bubbling off the backing. Oh no, I think, I'm going to have massive bubbles or creases in my countertop > I apply the big section. It's not fast or "easy" but nothing nasty happens. The ridges? Probably just because it's meant to be flat against the backing when rolled up, not when spread out. Those disappeared without giving me any problem. I didn't have any issue with this stuff accidentally ripping on me, or anything. It didn't feel thin or flimsy. It's sticky, but not too sticky. So the end result?? I was really pleased with this stuff. Assuming it peels off well when I leave this rental place, this countertop vinyl thoroughly redeemed itself from all my "oh no!" moments. Problems you may have: - If you crease it, that crease is pretty likely to show up as a little ridge - it's hard to cut the edges well. I don't mean the product is hard to cut (though you'll want a sharp box knife or something); it's just hard to cut it well. Don't expect your cutting job to look gorgeous (alas). - one piece I placed (the earliest) I didn't cut much buffer space, and combined with a bit of mismeasurement/non-square counter width, I left myself a bit of a gap - I had more bubbling and creases when I tried to peel back a big corner of it and stick it back down to get rid of bigger bubbles. Probably better to just do it right the first time... (imagine that). But it was pretty easy to peel up and re-stick!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wow!! Love this stuff!!
*by J***T on March 26, 2024*

We have a small countertop in our hallway that desperately needed some updating. The black granite was in great condition but just very dark. Marble slabs are expensive (I was quoted $300 without installation) and I wasn’t even sure if that was the look I wanted. This contact paper is a great price, relatively easy to install, and I think it looks great! It allows me to see what real marble might look like, and in the meantime it does a great job covering up the black. Installation: the roll wasn’t quite wide enough to be able to use one piece lengthwise, so I had to cut it into strips. I started with the back left corner and lined it up with the wall and the side, and then worked my way towards the front edge. Since the pieces were pretty small I found it easier to get it about 1/4 of the way pressed onto the countertop and then I just pulled off the rest of the lining and smoothed it out the best I could. It was easy to pull up and adjust as needed. I used a spatula with a soft plastic edge to press the bubbles out as much as possible, but there were still bubbles left. I had read that some users had luck with a hair dryer so I gave that a whirl but it didn’t work very well for me. Maybe I was doing it wrong? Who knows. In any case, what I found worked best for those pesky air bubbles I couldn’t press out was to poke a tiny hole in them with a needle and then press the air out that way. It left only very tiny pinpricks that I don’t think are noticeable at all. I struggled with the rounded corner and still am not happy with how that turned out. But, I have enough left over that I might pull that end piece up and try something else to make it smoother. The end result is fantastic!! I think it looks great. It’s thick and feels like it will hold up well. The slight gloss makes it look like an actual countertop. Husband was shocked when he got home. Highly recommend!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tough to install perfectly but overall effect is stunning
*by S***M on October 10, 2023*

I purchased this contact paper because I bought an older house with very ugly laminate countertops that do not go with aesthetic at all, but I'm a couple years away from a full kitchen renovation. This peel-and-stick marble gives exactly the effect I ultimately want to achieve with my full renovation. I will say that they were NOT easy to install. I watched a bunch of youtube videos and bought all the items they recommended (exacto knife is CRITICAL, staple gun for under the countertop, multiple sizes and styles of spatula to smooth, caulk for around the sink, etc) and it was still pretty tough. I have definite imperfections (a couple creases, not as clean edges as I'd like in some places, tricky curves by the sink, etc) that I probably will fix at some point by pulling up pieces and replacing them. But that's the thing--you can do that with the peel and stick! And the overall effect is stunning so individual imperfections don't stand out at all. They seem very easy to clean as well, but I'm the type to wipe down my kitchen right away and clean as I go. If you let messes sit, I'd be worried they may stain a bit, but I don't know that for sure. I saw in a Youtube video that tomato-based products are most likely to stain this brand of contact paper. They seem sufficiently waterproof. All in all, I highly recommend this product if you're like me--you hate your current countertops but aren't ready for a full-blown countertop replacement. However if you're looking at this product as more of a permanent solution, DO NOT expect perfection. You'll be disappointed.

## Frequently Bought Together

- d-c-fix self Adhesive Peel and Stick Waterproof Marble Grey 26.5'' x 78.7"" Film Thicker Than Contact Paper for Kitchen and bathrooms countertops cabinets (FA346-8306)
- Art3d Wallpaper Smoothing Tool Kit for Applying Peel and Stick Wallpaper, Vinyl Backsplash Tile

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