Art3d 10Ft Flexible Trim Caulk Strip, Peel and Stick Trim for Molding, Tile Edge, Ceiling, Wall Corner in Silver

Worked great for my purpose. I had a big gap where the LVP met the threshold and it looked bad and always looked dirty. This went on easily but I had to use vice grips and weights to make it stay and keep it flush. I also left it stretched out first to get out the kinks from travel. Worked for me.

I needed this for the kitchen counter backsplash, and although it’s sticky, I wanted it to stay long term and not worry about water eventually getting under it. So I used tile caulk on the top and bottom after I placed it down. Looks like the real thing, it’s been months and I haven’t had a problem.

Haven't put it up yet because we had put wallpaper on wall under cabinets. However, once examining the product it was much bigger than expected which is good but if you have a long kitchen maybe two packs would be of benefit. Purchased the white and the shape I tested along kitchen area of use and it should be fine. I may paint it to match wall paper. As for staying in place, I may add that later on when done. Packaged well.

Looks nice, but poor adhesion

This worked great and fast. Not as sticky as I’d like and it’s not as flexible. I used the hair dryer technique but tough as nails worked better. Won’t bend in 90 degrees but easy to cut with a knife. Flatten product before using because it’s been rolled up for who knows how long.

Good in theory and I thought it would be just what I needed for a gap between a wall and built-in closet shelf. When initially applied there was no forgiveness as far as placing/adhesion. I tired applying a very small segment just to see how it would go. I didn’t get it exactly right the first time and when I tried to reposition it, it was so sticky it pulled plaster off. My bad. But I figured, based on that, it for sure would adhere if I took my time and placed it slowly. I unrolled it and let it lay flat until the curve was out of it, so that it would be flat during the application. I slowly peeled the backing off the sticky part as I went. Initially it looked good. But very quickly I could see that it was pulling away in areas. So I pushed those areas down. Kept an eye on it and was disappointed to see several areas pulling away. I’ll have to watch and see how it does, but, based on how it’s done so far, I wouldn’t buy it again.

I have what looks like a vinyl flooring remnant in my rental bathroom that was curling up at the edges in an ugly way. This trim worked almost exactly as I wanted it to and I’m very happy with how much better my bathroom looks. I used a hair dryer to warm up the sections as I applied them. It’s stayed in place very well aside from one small spot where the edge of the floor was particularly unruly. That part is behind my trash can so it still looks ok unless you are really staring at it. Would buy it again.

We're first time home owners and are doing a lot of projects to our home. Since we don't have a lot of power tools the flexibility of this and not needing a saw etc made this really easy to use. We did however borrow a Brad nailer to make sure this would last a long time even after the sticky wears off eventually. We completed putting this down in our dining room in less than 30 minutes.

It was very easy to install but I did run a small bead of caulking along the top since it is on the shower. Made a nice finished look.

Brilliant product and looks amazing stuck down around my bathroom.

No problems 😊

Arrived quickly. Good adhesion but not so good in a corner where I wanted it for so a little disappointing.

I used it around the edge of my tub after I adding vinyl plank around my tub. It fills the space, keeps the water out, and looks good. It was easy to install and sticks well