Flexible Wall Molding Trim & Chair Rail | Peel and Stick Self-Adhesive Panel Moulding | DIY Home Decor on The Cabinet Door Mirror Frame, 9.8ft x 1.3 in

This paintable trim delivers what it promises. I decided to spruce up our master toilet room with some free wallpaper even though I have never wallpapered before.1) I cut the trim with a good sharp knife then painted the trim with 2 thin coats of regular paint. Will need to touch a little bit after putting it up but ultimately much less work than painting while it’s on the wall. You WILL need to paint the trim even it it’s white since it looks plastic without the paint.2) I recommend that you cut slightly less than what is measured since I had to trim all my cuts a bit because the effect of the curvature kept showing up.3) Follow You Tube videos on how to match corners. The edge of the trim was easy to shave for the shape with a good sharp knife. Any space that was open was easy to fill with just a dab of paint.4) Make sure that only a little of the wallpaper is under the trim. The trim REALLY sticks - there is no going back!5) My BIGGEST mistake was not getting rid of the curvature 100% since it resulted in very slight waves on the long segment. Would have been better to cut that long segment into 2 shorter ones to manage better. The short segments look great!I probably will spruce up out more public powder room using all the procedures I learnt from this exercise and buy the trim again.

These are much easier to use and cheaper if you don’t have the tools to be able to buy and install real molding but it’s pretty hard to stick this on the wall in a straight line. Highly recommend using some sort of laser measuring tool. We installed these months ago and they’ve held up. Quality is great and looks real. Easy to cut with scissors too.

This is not as easy as the other reviews make it seem!! First, had to buy mitre shears to cut the corners, since the molding does not bend as the instructions say- it just snaps in half and not with a clean edge. Second, the flexibility makes it difficult to get perfectly level and straight pieces. Third, if you’re working with a big space you need a laser level.Overall you should just buy the wood pieces that are cut by a professional and spend the $$$. Will look much better in the long term.

It works well, adheres and cuts well...but not as flexible as I had hoped. I tried to warm it with a hair dryer and the material immediately wrinkled. It has a very limited turning ability. I altered my plan accordingly.

The bathroom mirrors in our house are the older, larger type. Rather than go through the time and expense in replacing them, we chose to use the trim molding. They turned out great! Not too difficult to cut and went on the mirror easy. Getting compliments on how great the mirrors look!

Boy does this stick. I purchased this product to use as trim around my fireplace that I was making over. This product is thick and sturdy so you will need good scissors or a sharp utility knife to cut through it. It's pretty simple to install with a caveat. You have to be sure and prepared for where and how you plan to place it. It adheres immediately and I was unable to reposition it even a little bit once I put it down. Be mindful that this product is not ideal for projects that you may want it to curve for like corners. Unfortunately, I didn't care for the finished look so I returned the unused pack I purchased. I later removed the product and it definitely pulled up the product I had it on top of which is a testament to it's strength. For me, that wasn't an issue because I would be covering the space up. I would probably purchase again for a different project because the product is solid.

The backing tape on the adhesive is a bit hard to peel, I had to use a knife edge to separate it from the adhesive. BUT the adhesive is one of the strongest I've encountered!

I live in an old colonial home , between the steps had spaces from old molding so I used this adhesive molding and I’m very happy with it 👍🏾