Home Decorate Modelling Crown Mouldings Trim Flexible Molding Ceiling Border Line Interior Decoration Wall Picture Edge Waist Door CasingCorners 2.36" x 0.24" x 115"

So I replaced the shower wall in this bathroom and it looked plain so I added this trim to give it a little more jazz I love it. I used some construction adhesive to attach it to the shower wall

I used this on a bathroom mirror that had a discolored section all along the bottom edge from long term water exposure- due to 3 kids taking long steamy showers over 20 years. I used contact cement directly on both the mirror glass and the strip and taped the ends down overnight after install. Looks great and has stuck to the mirror with no lifting. The strip was thick and a bit hard to cut cleanly, so I switched from a knife to a single edge razor blade and slowly pushed the blade into the strip until it parted- this left a nice, clean cut edge.

It worked well in my bathroom. That being said, I used it where I could have used traditional moulding. I feel like it is intended for a surface that stiff molding cannot accommodate; curved surfaces. So, the price is a bit high compared to straight moulding, but on point got this type of moulding. So, if you need a special curve or bend, then this is perfect. I glued it to the wall. It stuck without slipping. I used liquid nails paneling adhesive. I painted it with a gloss paint. It took the paint easily, have to work it into the fancy bits. But way pretty when painted.

It is very heavy and hard to work with if your trying to glue long straps. Also my roll was only 104 in long.. so I was pretty mad when I didn't have quite enough to finish... the description say it is 115in. But what I do gave done I love. It very unique and I get lots of compliments on it

We are applying this on a curved artifact, so the flexibility is crucial.Very nice product. We are painting it gold and it looks perfect.

This product was so easy to install! I tried liquid nails and it was not drying or staying up. So I had some DAP Kwik seal in clear on hand from another project and used that instead..I used small Brad nails every 3-4 feet. The DAP Kwik seal caulk dried fast and it's clear. I've never installed moulding before but it looks professionally done and I did it in just an hour! It is a thickness similar to wooden trim so it looks genuine. I wish there were edge/end and corner pieces that match available to purchase. Guess that is my next Amazon hunt.

I used the strongest version of liquid nails and tape to adhere to the wall, but it would not hold to the wall. The weight of the trim is way too heavy for a wall.

There is no self adhesive you must use some form of adhesive like liquid nails, caulk or some other type of construction glue. These pieces are 3 dimensional and will create an elegance to your decor. They can be easily cut with a good sharp scissors. Highly recommend. Just get extra ran out of product and will have to wait until June to get more.