90" x 3.1" Peel Stick Foam Molding Trim Self Adhesive, Crown Molding Wallpaper Border Flexible, 3D Wall Edging Lines Foam Baseboard, Wall Base Moulding Trim for Home, Hotel DIY Decoration

This is just what I needed to add character to my bathroom shelves. If was easy to install just peel and stick. It looks great!

Awful, cheap, poor quality wouldn’t adhere and when removed it left residue on the wall. Couldn’t return because it completely broke apart in trying to remove it.

It does the job. I wanted it because it’s lighter than actual molding, I was doing a DIY frame TV. The adhesive is very strong and it will leave thick residue and parts of the foam if you rip it off, so I put painters tape behind it. I wish it wasn’t textured but it has to be to hide the wrinkles from it coming in a roll. I got the white because I wasn’t sure if I liked the gold, and I painted it with acrylic paint. Definitely needs 2-3 layers and the first layer is a little tough because it’s like painting plastic where it wipes away if you brush over it a few times. If I could go back in time, I’d buy the gold and paint over it with the gold I like so the first coats basically done for me and I’m not trying so hard to cover the white. Pretty easy to use. Extremely easy to make a crisp cut, I just used kitchen scissors. I wish the edges were cut better. There was a little overhang I had to cut with scissors myself (see photos). It’s also difficult to get it to lay flat if it’s hanging off a surface like the corners are on my tv, I just put a piece of heavy cardstock for it to stick to so it stays flat. If you’re using it for the same DIY frame TV project and you’re worried about your remote working because you have the sensor covered, I bought an IR transmitter so i could redirect the sensor down below and have it blend in with my plants. Wish it was a bit cheaper though. One roll only did half my 55 inch (I didn’t measure, I assumed I’d get enough and wasn’t thinking about it). The adhesive is powerful but you can reposition if you don’t push it down too hard the first time.

This is great for a small project if you wanna keep the cost down. It IS cheap and it LOOKS cheap so keep this in mind when deciding how you are using it. This is foam and does show every crease and wrinkle. I personally felt it added character to my project. I would NOT recommend as a wall molding. It’s very obvious that it’s foam. Also it’s more yellow than white It’s very sticky. I was sticking it to foam board and there was not a chance it was coming up once stuck. I used 2 rolls with very little waste to make this large frame for my TV

I bought two rows of this and put it where I needed it. When I got it put on I realized it was a cream color and I had ordered. I looked back. My order said I ordered the white but it wasn’t. So if you want white and then it’s gonna be a creamy color. That said, I am happy with the look of it from a small distance you can’t tell that it’s not wood. They done a job. I was hoping for except for the color. It was easy to install. I would buy it again, but not in white.

You get what you pay for. Does it look like wood crown molding? Kinda? Does it look like Styrofoam? Yes. However, after it was painted I thought the effect was pretty. The price was great. It stuck to the glass too well and was hard to get off. It stuck to the wall not so well, but it did fine after I used a little sticky putty. It will definitely leave residue, so be prepared for that when ypu take it off. It is going to get dented easy, so I will not be putting it anywhere with high traffic. It will be perfect once I get it up as crown molding. It paints well, and that makes it blend better.

Depending on what you want to use this for I would consider that as soon as you place it on your object it will stick and be stuck forever. Make sure it's exactly where you want it because you cannot remove and redo. It was a nightmare trying to get this adhesive off my walls. It looks decent from far away but up close looks like cheap Styrofoam. Wouldn't recommend

I purchased this to cover an area on a bathroom wall mirror. Came up short on the mirror tiles and this worked great to cover the ugly exposure of the particle board holding the mirror tiles. My niece also used it to cover the draft coming through the front door between the frame and the door. Many years of slamming the front door has dislodged the fame so that even weather stripping does not work. It did the job (kept the cold air out in this MN North cold weather) and it looks nice.

Facile a utiliser, couleur comme la photo.

We have a old house so easy to apply