alsa corp’s stick-on stainless (fx)sheets

For those of us who want our decor to look like a million bucks but don’t have the cash, Alsa’s FXSheeting may be the answer to our prayers. Made from sheets of metal bonded to Lexan plastic (the same stuff used in iPods and Nalgene bottles), FXSheeting can quickly give the look of brushed metal, carbon fiber, and even solid wood to just about any surface. The results are so smooth that I had to do a double take on the dining table above–yes, those are copper sheeted placemats you see.
Installation is incredibly painless: just peel and stick. Generally available in 24″ to 36″ rolls, the sheeting requires little more than a smooth surface to deliver beautiful results. The before-and-afters above really drive home the incredible difference this ultra-specialized contact paper can make. Above: I love the plain-jane countertop converted into a stainless steel surface (without the heft) and the carbon-fiber/stainless steel jewelry box.

My top pick goes to the beautifully-finished brushed brass nesting tables – in fact, I think the larger one was previously a $20 Ikea coffee table. If you’d like to get a taste of what FXSheeting has to offer, consider ordering their sample pack. At $79, you get 13 varieties of their most popular surfaces in 6″ x 12″ sheets – good enough for a few test runs!
$12-$15/sq.ft., alsacorp.com


I am looking to cover bar-b-q bar doors, where can I buy this, in the area of…
Escondido, Ca zip 92026?
Comment by Shirlene Swadley — April 12, 2008 @ 8:15 pm
I am looking to cover a microwave and dishwasher front. Where in the Central Oregon is this available, or Portland, Oregon? Or to order online?
Comment by Zane Carpenter — October 31, 2008 @ 8:13 pm
Could you please advise where you can buy the FX brushed stainless steel stick on rolls in the UK.
many tks
Comment by Kevin Jones — June 28, 2009 @ 5:21 am
Where can I purchase brushed stainless steel stick on sheets for dish washer. In great shape but does not go with other updates.
Comment by Elizabeth Kempton — August 22, 2009 @ 11:57 pm
Do you hve a supplier in the UK ? Thank you
Comment by Lyn SMith — June 12, 2010 @ 9:55 am