Caydo Large Black Self Adhesive Felt Roll Shelf Liner for DIY Projects Costume, Jewelry Drawer Craft Fabric Peel Stick 15.7" x 78.7"

i wasn't sure of the amount that i needed but turns out since it was easy to use, i didn't have to use that much. over a year later, the film is still up on my window and i am able to have privacy

More than I needed right now, but easily cut and the adhesive sticks very well. Also price was perfect.

It's perfect. I used it to "reupholster"the back of my car's backseat. The carpet covering on the backseat (the part you can see from the trunk) was ripped up. I just used this to cover over it and you can't tell it's ripped.

I used this to line a tray for displaying pens and it seems that it will work very well for that. The actual felt on this is a lot thicker than the other felt/velour sheets and rolls that I have used. The pile is much looser and a lot more fluffy. It really pushes the edge of really being velour/felt and instead dips into being padding. Still it works as advertised and adhered nicely to the wood surfaces. My only true complaint, is that due to the loose ?weave?, contact with the surface generates lint and pulls up fibers from the paper. I would not use this as a surface that sees very much traffic with items being moved around a lot. It would wear through rather quickly.

I purchased this to put at the bottom of my 3D printed PLA items. I printed some coasters, traced their bottoms on the back side of this felt, cut them to size and applied easily. As you apply, it does stick to your finger and as you try to release it from your finger, it has a tendency to stretch a little. So as much as possible, don't remove the entire backing tape and peel as you go along. Even if you don't quite get it right, you can trim the edges to the right shape after applying. Sharp scissors to trim edges comes very handy. Some people complained about stickiness but in my experience the backing is very very sticky and I had no issue with it against 3D printed PLA. I don't expect them to come off anytime soon without someone intentionally scraping it off. In fact, if I ever wanted to remove this from a surface, I think it would be a big problem.

The felt is a little too thin and prone to stretch out of shape more easily the I would like. When put down with extreme care, it does a decent job. Sticks well though.

Used it to line the inside of a display case.

This works beautifully for keeping wood furniture from being scratched by ceramic, stone and /or wood