Flexible Moulding - Flexible Base Shoe Moulding - WM126-1/2" X 3/4" - 12' Length - Flexible Trim

It was flexible enough for my application. Shoe mold around circular steps.

Used it a few times already. Installs & paints easily. Never tried staining it. Also used the flex colonial base too with the same great results.

This moulding worked out perfectly for me. I used it where the toilet and pedestal sink meet the wood floor I installed--a pretty tight bend. I didn't want to uninstall the fixtures; I thought I could cut the wood close enough and just use caulk to fill cracks...didn't work out that way. ;-) So, I needed trim that would make both look neat. It would have been kind of a nightmare if I hadn't found this flexible moulding. It's very pliable without cracking! I painted it white, only took two coats. I used a table saw, but you can break it by hand (working it back and forth) if you really had to. But it's not fragile at all, it's nice and solid when installed and painted. Arrived quickly too! Great product!

This stuff is great. You cut and attach it just as you would real wood. It hugs curves wonderfully. The only issue was that it did not match depth-wise with the real wood used in the straight areas, but that's ok.

Works great, looks great. Easy to work with. I used it around curved staircase base.

Works well, but does not stain uniformly

In remodeling an old house, we tore out old carpeting to reveal the hardwood. The floors were fine, but we had to replace shoe moulding, and some of it was around curved areas. I found this moulding at Amazon.com, ordered it, and when it arrived, had no problem installing it (although three or four hands are better than two for holding it in place while using a nail gun). It looks exactly like the wood moulding and takes paint well.

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