Chell Clear Contact Paper for Books, Adhesive Book Cover, 17.5 in x 5 ft

i used this clear contact paper to cover a protest sign. before finding this, i used regular packing tape and would just do strips of it in order to keep the sign "laminated" and keep it from getting wet or damaged. this was very easy to apply to the entire sign all at once and it looks clear and nice on the sign. i found it was easiest to peel it back as i smoothed it on and used the side of a ruler to really smooth it down flat and there were no air bubbles and i didn't risk it sticking to itself. it stuck down well and looks great!

Does what it's supposed to do. Love it!

I bought this clear contact paper roll primarily for toddler craft projects, and it’s worked exactly how I needed it to. The roll format makes it easy to cut whatever size or shape I need, whether that’s for simple sticky art projects, covering artwork, or making little window crafts. It’s clear enough that you don’t lose visibility of what’s underneath. The adhesive is strong enough to hold paper, leaves, nature and small craft materials in place, but it’s still manageable to work with. It doesn’t feel overly flimsy, and it hasn’t torn easily while I’m cutting or peeling it. For basic craft use, especially with kids, this is a simple and practical option to keep on hand.

Wraps my register well. Does not leave a foggy look. Protected it from water too. Also used it as a lamentation plastic for a name tag. However, I could only wrap two registers with the one I bought. But overall it’s good

I bought this clear contact paper thinking it would just be a minor upgrade, but now I feel like a DIY wizard. Want to turn an old table into a “brand new” table? Boom—covered. Want to protect your kid’s art masterpiece on the fridge from sticky fingers? Bam—laminated. Want to avoid actually cleaning your countertops? Guess what—just slap this stuff on and call it a day. It sticks to everything but my patience, and cutting it straight is an Olympic-level challenge. But once it’s on, it looks so good I almost forget the air bubbles I just pretended not to see. Would recommend for perfectionists who enjoy frustration, but also for lazy folks who love pretending they have their lives together. 9/10!

Easy to use and order was fast

I'm extremely satisfied with the Chell Clear Contact Paper Roll! As a bookworm and student, I needed a reliable way to protect my textbooks and favorite novels. This contact paper exceeded my expectations. The application process was a breeze - simply peel, stick, and smooth out any air bubbles. The adhesive is strong yet gentle, leaving no residue on my books. The clear finish is virtually invisible, allowing the original cover art to shine through. The protection is impressive, shielding my books from dust, dirt, and wear. I've already ordered more rolls for my friends and family. If you're looking for a simple, effective, and affordable way to protect your books, look no further! Five stars isn't enough - I'd give it ten stars if I could!

Sounds like a great idea: but the outcome is terrible. Hard to use, and looks awful

It is a good product.can cover 7 small size books.Not easy to use. You should aware of how to handle this, otherwise it remain air bubbles.

Good product, however it wasn't exactly like product picture. Didn't had those lines,which would have helped to cut the cover according to book sizes accurately; but covered booked very nicely

Product is not as shown. Very thin and already bubbles will there due to roll. I don't personally feel that you can peel off paper. And side flanges user has to cut and little difficult.and there is no reference to peel and this becomes an issue while covering a4 sized books. Seller has to both improve quality and resolve shortcomings. Quality is not good and so not a value for money and difficult to use and is very thin and while peeling you may see plastic in peeled paper.and due to thin nature and bubbles durability is less. And naturally adhesive quality becomes weak due to air bubbles.

Yes. I will recommend this. Good one. Ty

First of all, there are no gridlines as shown in the photographs. It's just plain self adhesivd plastic. Fairly easy to apply. It sticks well only if you keep big margins. The last piece is always difficult to apply because for some reason, it's always crumpled ing the innermost part of the roll, causing lots of wrinkling on the book you're wrapping. You can't push out the bubbles if it's the end piece. That being said, the middle pieces wrap the book very nicely. The book ends up looking like that's just the way it was manufactured, instead of looking like it was wrapped in plastic. I think it's pretty expensive because I could only wrap about ten books with two rolls. As for longevity, I'll have to update this post in the middle of the school year.