Aspect Backsplash Vinyl Trim Kit in Stainless

I purchased these for the exposed rough ends of peel and stick tile backsplash, the notch in them is perfect to accommodate a faux or 3D tile feeling tile, the thicker peel and stick tiles. Matched the backsplash tile I picked and it mounted very easily and cut very cleanly and adhered well. It really gives a nice clean edge and it doesn’t look cheap and plasticky I tried some of the rolled ones, its strait up RV or trailer looking. And as a matter of fact I live in a manufactured home lol so there’s only so much you want to invest even though ours is considered real property, We resurfaced our many old school formica countertops and island, with a mostly black and dark and light gray fleck stone look finish and added the the peel and stick backsplash and this trim on exposed sides and the peel and sick rolled silicone in dark gray when counter meets backsplash and it really looks quality and equity building as a result. Resurfacing five huge countertops, the peel and stick tile that wouldn’t work without this trim on the ends or the peel and stick silicone too, all for about $2k is unheard of in a kitchen remodel!! Do you live in a manufactured home you know what I’m saying when I say real property or not you have to keep in perspective its value and it’s build. I was concerned that stone or marble or granite countertops probably wouldn’t be well supported by the cabinetry quality. We painted the wood look or as I call it, the wood sticker and real wood cabinet doors all with white cabinet paint. The kitchen looks like we dumped $20k on it or more for less than $3500 including the wall paint, cabinet paint, counters, backsplash and even a new ceiling light fixture. All these amazing small product pieces, like this uniquely notched and firm rod trim really brings it together!!!

I used these to edge around my tile shower. I wish the made them in a 3/4 round, but I made them work.

The tape over the adhesive comes off very easy so what I did was take masking tape for delicate surfaces and put loops of tape over the ends and every few inches to keep it on while sizing things up and cutting it. I tried a chop saw but it was to powerful for the small trim profile so I used a hacksaw on a miter box. Only peel as much of the tape over the adhesive off as needed once you get a pull tab of tape you can hold the trim in place and peel out the tape off the adhesive because once it's stuck it's not coming off for a reset. Good luck.

Great product, great price. Easy to install, nice and sturdy. But be warned, choose placement correctly. Because once it sticks on, it's staying on.

Perfect match and saved us 6 week wait for special ordering at Menards!

I like the look. Cutting to size was not the easiest and you have to be careful because the copper coating scratches off easily.

Some background...we had some pretty heavy storms in February and the rain seeped through the ceiling, walls, and floor of our kitchen. Our dishwasher also decided to stop working at the same time. So, insurance to the rescue. After several months, we had new walls, new paint, new ceiling, new flooring, and a new dishwasher. However, I still didn't have a backsplash. Amazon to the rescue this time. I found some wonderful peel and stick metal tile that is super easy to clean. (We had actually sampled about 5 different tile types, shapes, and textures.) I bought a wet saw and went to work. It needed some trim to make it look right. This Aspect trim worked beautifully! I did have to buy a miter box and saw, but I did all of the work myself! I am not a professional tile installer and had never attempted anything like this before. The tiles and trim complement each other well, and are easy to clean. The company that sold me the trim was also very helpful and quick to reply to my message. Thank you for helping me to update my kitchen! =)

These make great borders for stainless back splashes, etc, but these are 100% plastic. I used these to complete the floor protector for our pellet stove. Easy to cut and install.