Peel and Stick Trim， Window Trim Molding Self-Adhesive， Tile Edge Trim for Walls Edges, Borders, Window Frames, Backsplash Tiles Edge (16ft, White)

The adhesive is so sticky that even after using a blow dryer on high for several minutes I still ended up taking off paint and a little bit of drywall. I'm not even mad because that means I'm never going to have to worry about it falling off (once I re-measure)

I am remodeling a tiny vintage trailer. I used this flexible molding at the top of this wood wall paneling.I like that it matches the existing half round strips on the ceiling. it was easy to work with and it easily covers over the imperfections underneath some of which are nails that I was unable to remove.It is working perfectly so far. I would recommend this product to my friends.

Impressed especially for the price

I have been going through an egregious total remodel of the pocket my stack on washer dryer fits into. The old one gave up the ghost. While having that one out, before installing the new one I went through all of the stages to do the walls, new plumbing etc. I like to say "The last 10% makes 90% of the difference." The annoying thing is the way the tile met the wall. Your eyes were immediately drawn to it. This peel and stick trim is just what the doctor ordered.The instructions tell you to not put it on a brick wall, broken putty wall, concrete wall, or a wet surface. Well, of course. Anyhow, the way to apply it, they give you instructions for adhering it to the wall, but in my case, I placed it on the tile floor. Step one is to roll it out in a straight line to remove the curve from being rolled up in a ball. Then clean the surface so it is dust free. In my case I sprayed some 99% rubbing alcohol on a paper towel, and wiped the surface down. If the surface temp is less than 68 degrees heat it up with a hair dryer, or heat gun. Apply it to the "wall" being sure to press it down thoroughly, and then don't disturb for 24 hours while the adhesive back sets up. It is also removable using a hair dryer etc.In my case, yes, I placed it on the floor, and then followed up with standard bright white caulk. It turned out great. See the two photos with the first one being the before shot, and the second one being that after. Even though it is a rounded top instead of a squared off side on one side, and rounded in the "front" it served the dual purpose thanks to the caulk. Just apply caulk, and wipe it off for an even finish except for the seam. Highly recommended.

My kitchen is in a remodel project. There is a place above the sink and below the cabinets that the quartz backsplash meet the button of the shelves, and the space between them is not too much, but I don’t want to fill it with caulk. So, when I saw this stick trim, I thought this one will solve the problem and I had to try it. It came complete with instructions. As you can see in the photos it will be fill the space very well and the finish will be very good. I need assistance to do this job, because as you can see the glue is strong, which is what I want, but I cannot install it myself, because if I stick it wrong, will be very difficult to remove. I will have help for doing this job, but it will be done as soon as possible. For this area I will need only 5 feet, so I will have 10 more feet available, which I can use in another place in the house, maybe the bathroom. My kitchen is white, so I will verify other areas that maybe a little trimming will be necessary. It’s a great product, strong and flexible, and improve the look of any area were you install it.

As a DIYer I am always looking for ways to do things economically and simply. This fits both. All you need is a measuring tape and a scissors. I have used this trim in multiple places and it sticks very well. At first I was afraid that it would pop off because it would want to stay coiled. But this was not the case. I was careful to get it right the first time however because I was afraid any adjusting may weaken the bond. I cannot be sure but I always recommend taking your time and getting it right the first time.I have used this trim to create fake grills on my window. To add dimension to an old picture frame. To add height to my old floor trim. And to hide a gap in my bead-board paneling.

The first thing I noticed when I removed this trim from the box was how heavy it is. The trim I’ve purchased from hardware stores in the past was hollow and lightweight by comparison to this.I used the trim in a gap behind my kitchen sink and the backsplash, where dirty water was accumulating. i cut a length with a knife and let it sit for an hour to un-curve. I cleaned and dried the application area. Then I peeled the adhesive backing and pressed the trim down.After a few weeks, it looks great and it’s still sticking. It has a slick surface that is easy to wipe clean. I’m very happy with the results.

This stuff is awesome and really has a strong hold. We have been looking for some molding to frame a wall we had, and although I didn't quite measure appropriately when I ordered this, it really looks nice. Will need to order a small bit more to complete but worked well as a framing for picture wall. Easy to apply, easy to cut. Turned out great!