Vest for Women-Stand Collar Lightweight Zip Quilted,Gray Women's Vest

These panels are very good quality in terms of being made from decent material and having a good finish. I wanted to keep them white for the purpose of my Govee interactive TV lights and they look perfect unfinished. Mounting was very simple. I actually used 3M Command picture mounting tabs so that the panels could be pulled from my painted walls without damage. 5 stickers per panel was fine (4 corners and one in a center point to anchor the plate). My only complaint is that the directions suggest you can easily trim these with a wallpaper blade. This is absolutely untrue. These are decently strong panels and require a good amount of oomph to cut through. This wouldn't be a major issue if they were flat, but the 3D surface makes this a fairly momentous task. I ended up using a table saw to make the cuts, but be warned. Because this plastic is relatively rigid, vibration and the oblong angles make the plastic apt to chip. The best I could do is use some tape over the cut itself to keep the edges from bending and chipping. I still got some pretty significant chips but was able to hide them with some tape and DryDex (spackle). You may find a better result with a laser level to draw the line on the surface then hitting it with an angle grinder. My best advice is to not need to cut them in the first place if you can help it. Still, the end result is an A+ for me, so I can't knock it too much, other than the poor advice about the wallpaper blade.

Originally my daughter in law ordered enough to cover 1/2 way up under the cupboards and felt it was unfinished looking and came across the box of leftovers and proceeded to take the multicolored bricks up to the cupboards and it looked so much better, so I ordered another box to finish the project. Easy to work with and makes the kitchen look amazing.