Will it hide/cover the mottled rice paper design and thin black seam where the horizontal and vertical surface meet on my formica bathroom vanity top
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The material will conform to the texture of the vanity, so if the rice paper design is fairly pronounced, the texture will pass through. However, the adhesive is dark gray so it will block out any colors underneath.
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This material is pretty thick and should cover slight imperfections. If the mottled surface isn't too raised then it should be fine.
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The product will not cover imperfections in the laminate. Everything will need to be patched. In my opinion I would not buy this. It is not very durable. I've got many places where it chipped away back down to laminate, not huge chips but of the 1/8 inch diameter kind. Also it has rubbed off the edges where you rub up against it allot, like in front of the sink
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The creases will relax after hanging and exposure to bathroom heat/humidity. This curtain proved to be much more sturdy than I had anticipated but because it is vinyl I would suggest refraining from any applied heat/pressure methods to remove creases. Just give it some time to hang.
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Not necessary unless you want to protect the wood top. Mine is on a formica covered work cabinet.
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If that back wall was smooth and free from any grime/grease, I'm sure it would, if the installation was smooth with no air bubbles or pockets. It might be interesting to frame it in some way. We've used decorative molding from big box stores and painted them with acrylic metallic paints, to frame a glass mosaic tile backslash in a bathroom. Seal it with a clear coat of lacquer. Interesting project. Have you thought of 6x6 or 8x8 mirror tiles? More durable and easy to clean.
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Blemish is small May depend on where yours fall at. I put ribbon around edges covered the problem. My daughters wedding cupcake tier was a hit. People thought I had it done professionally!
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It is thick enough to hide writing on boxes. I am not sure about it folding neatly. I have only used it to cover bulletin boards.
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Hi Jennifer, Though a mess up would be expensive, I would think it would work on a mirror. I had very good luck with this wallpaper. I wallpapered a closet and had to deal with corners which was a headache. I also thought it was hard to cut when it was wet. If I had to do it again, I think I would try measuring and cutting the wallpaper dry. The trick would be to line up the pattern. I didn't have any problems with the paper not sticking to the wall. I filled my tub up with water and used that to dip the paper in so that it was good and wet. I didn't need to use spray adhesive as the other two responders had mentioned. Hi Jennifer, Though a mess up would be expensive, I would think it would work on a mirror. I had very good luck with this wallpaper. I wallpapered a closet and had to deal with corners which was a headache. I also thought it was hard to cut when it was wet. If I had to do it again, I think I would try measuring and cutting the wallpaper dry. The trick would be to line up the pattern. I didn't have any problems with the paper not sticking to the wall. I filled my tub up with water and used that to dip the paper in so that it was good and wet. I didn't need to use spray adhesive as the other... » Read More Hi Jennifer, Though a mess up would be expensive, I would think it would work on a mirror. I had very good luck with this wallpaper. I wallpapered a closet and had to deal with corners which was a headache. I also thought it was hard to cut when it was wet. If I had to do it again, I think I would try measuring and cutting the wallpaper dry. The trick would be to line up the pattern. I didn't have any problems with the paper not sticking to the wall. I filled my tub up with water and used that to dip the paper in so that it was good and wet. I didn't need to use spray adhesive as the other two responders had mentioned. « Show Less
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I am using it, however, the cover is not level with my counter. It is about 1 1/2 inches short of leveling with the counter. I took a piece of black fabric and sewed it around the bottom of the cover and it looks much better with it being long enough to touch the counter. It looks more finished. Hope this helps.
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I use it for a decorative shower curtin. I only purchased one panel. One panel will cover the length of a bath tub. The height covers the sliding tub doors from the top of the doors to the floor
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probably with an exacto and ruler or something. doubt the edges will be perfect but I recommend getting a cover for it either way.
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I can't help you there. Maybe check in an inconspicuous area of your counter. Or see if you can get a scrap piece of Formica and try it there first.
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I seamed my counter top and if matched exactly shouldn't show. Put it toward the back of the counter.
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the top is more of a hard vinyl surface that is sturdy and easily cleaned. I would not put hot stuff on it without protection the same as Formica counter tops or try to work silver or such on it.
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I'm not sure, but I used it to cover an oak bathroom vanity, and the finish looks very glossy and beautiful.
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It might. But it also might seep through the fabric. On a rug, any (possible) seepage wouldn't/doesn't show on the right side.
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Yes it will. But about a half inch of the barell will be exposed on the bottom