Product review (2 stars): Just just a couple like I've gotten w/ contact paper but a ton
I read other reviews about people having a really tough time installing it, and then getting all of the air bubbles out of it.  I've done my fair share of wallpapering and using contact paper to recover tables, so I thought it would be easier.  I also removed the panel from the dishwasher so I could work at a table which I think is infinitely easier than trying to attach to a panel in a dishwasher.

Despite this, it was an epic failure.  I cut a piece slightly larger than the panel I was working on.  And I tried to put it on the top edge and work my way down.  Immediately I was getting air bubbles.  Just just a couple like I've gotten w/ contact paper but a ton.  I installed about half of it and it looked horrible and extremely amateurish.  So I decided to remove the portion I had affixed and use the other side of the panel (which is black).

Be forewarned:  once it is smoothed into place (or once you try to smooth into place), that little sucker does not want to come off.  So even if I had wanted to peel the adhered portion back to try to remove air bubbles, it would have been in vain.

I ended up with the piece in crumbles.  In hindsight, probably the best thing to do would be to 1) remove the panel from the dishwasher, 2) cut the piece to size (or slightly larger) and get a can of that light adhesive (3M makes it, it's the same adhesive that's on a post it) and spray the panel and use that to adhere the stainless piece in place. That way, you can more easily reposition it and it was enough of a "stick" that it will adhere to the panel.

I think I'll be OK having black panels (an improvement over the almond color) and anyone who tries this:  good luck.