Pluden Flexible Wall Trim, 10 Ft Self-Adhesive Peel & Stick Molding & Trim for Cabinet & Mirror Border

We wanted to put up a tile trim in a bathroom but hubbie did not want to have to grout it. We had put up the tile and we were thinking of what to trim it out with. I seen this on Amazon and thought we could give it a try. It comes in 10' rolls and I got the white. We unrolled it and let it straightened out before use. I spray painted it in a color to more match the tile colors. My hubby cut it with his table saw. The adhesive was great, stuck and stuck well but allowed us some realignment time. You can not tell that it is not the ceramic trims stripes that you buy at the home improvement store. It's easy, cost effective, attractive, and I highly recommend it.

Trim was easy to use and looks great around perimeter of Bathroom Mirror. Used to cover over mirror where it was desilvering.

I ended up not using it. Be warned that it is very heavy, most of the strips I have found here have been somewhat flimsy, great for decorative purposes not so much for wall trim. This one is heavy and does not have flexibility.

I selected this "Flexible Molding Trim" to create a frame for my bathroom mirror. I wasn't sure how it would look. I feared it would appear cheap and unprofessional. To my pleasant surprise it came out looking great! It was however a bit challenging to make it look "finished". I did buy a miter box to use for the frame corners. Also, it took time and patience to cut the sides to the correct length and then to stick them on straight on the mirror and finally to fill in my not so perfect corners with spackling paste. It took me about 2 hours including planning and clean up. I am very pleased.

Great looks,we used it to frame mirrors in our bathrooms. Put it where you want it, almost impossible to move or adjust. I suggest using a straight edge if it needs to be straight.I started it on the mirror and pulled off the red strip as I attached to the mirror. I think you have more control of the product doing it like that.For price and looks you can't go wrong. Also, I contacted customer service and within 2 hours my concerns were addressed and solved.

I bought this to use as trim between a ceiling fan and ceiling in one of my guest rooms. It seemed really sticky and I thought it was going to work well. It looked good and I walked out of the room happy with my purchase. I left the fan off for 48+hours and everything still looked good. I had company coming in, so I turned the fan on low and left the room. About 2 hours later, I heard a strange noise upstairs and went up to investigate where I found that the trim had fallen off and gotten flung to the floor by the fan blades. It is nice looking and seems to be excellent quality. I’d say that if you are planning to use it on something static, you’ll be happy with it. Even though my fan didn’t seem to be moving around the beauty ring, perhaps there was movement OR maybe it just doesn’t adhere well to the slick metal surface. Either way, it’s a quality product that just didn’t work for my choice of use.

My home is a 1929 English tudor. With all the wood and arches. The original front wooden screen door is curved at the top. Being as old as it is, the curved wood trim deteriorated. I had no issues using this molding curving and covering the edges of the screen where it is attached to the door. The tape held everything in place while I used wire brads to nail it all in place. No issues painting the trim. Now let's see how long it holds up.

bought once before and it worked great so I thought I should buy it a 2nd time, and guess what? Yup, damn thing did not stick! Amazing how the same product worked well once before then sucks the 2nd time around! Why?