I thought I would give this a try.

I bought 100 sheets of A4 Self Adhesive paper for £15.00

I use 5mm PVC Board for my bases instead of foam board. Problem with PVC board is you need contact cement to adhere paper to it. Problem with contact cement is it can warp the PVC board ever so slightly.

Well the Self Adhesive Label is thin, prints nicely and sticks right onto the PVC board with no mess. It is thin, so you will need White Foam or PVC board.

This would be a QUICK way for those that use foam board for walls.

I use self adhesive paper for the larger sections of my builds, due to the fact that my laser printer warps cardstock (which isn't a problem with smaller props, but is noticeable on longer/larger items).

Self adhesive paper is great for tiles, just peel, stick, then cut. For walls, I stick it straight to cardstock and fold - the only complication is that the extra thickness causes a wider gap than normal at folds (e.g. on the corners of walls) - not such an issue with single sided items, but more noticeable with folds on double sided pieces.

The other challenge with self adhesive paper is that it is one-shot material: once it touches cardstock or foam board it sticks, and will rip, and/or damage the board, if you try to reposition it. This is not a problem for single sided pieces where the 'stick down, cut out' approach works. But double sided sections (e.g. both exterior and interior textures) require getting the second side perfectly positioned before the self adhesive paper touches the foam core even in the smallest area.

This may not be such a problem on PVC board, as the paper may not adhere as aggressively, allowing repositioning.

I'll be very interested to hear how you get on, particularly using PVC board for walls.

I get mine off of Ebay