Flexible Quarter Round Molding, 118Inch Peel and Stick Quarter Round Trim, 0.7” W x 0.86” H Self-Adhesive Bathtub Trim Molding for Wall Edge Corner, Cabinet Edge, Ceilings Edge, Countertops

Like it worked great. Put it in front of bathtub and shower after putting new floors in.

I have a problematic bathtub in an original 1950s bathroom, and I'm seeking a solution for it with a simple product like this one. Basically, my building has settled over the years, and the corner of the bathtub has a very slight downhill tilt. As a result, water can pool up in that corner and quickly grows mold if not cleaned, scrubbed, and re-caulked pretty regularly. My makeshift solution right now is to put a small sponge in the corner to soak up the water, but that doesn't quite work, either.So I bought this adhesive-backed molding. Brand new, it looks really nice, but as someone else mentioned, there's only adhesive on one side, and it needs adhesive on two of the sides. Furthermore, there's a good chance that water droplets could still run down grout and get behind the molding. The water and grunge would be out of sight for awhile, but could still do more damage with water getting into the wall.I admit I've been procrastinating on this project. First, I need to spray all the grout and tile with hydrogen peroxide again and scrub it down. Then I need to get the area very dry. Then I need to apply the molding and adhere it to the tile as well, not just the edge of the tub. Since I haven't done this yet, I can only post my intentions.Ultimately, the solution I need is probably to level the floor under the tub so that water doesn't pool up in the corner, and a newly tiled wall that doesn't have so many smaller tiles with grout in-between. And third, something like this molding to keep the water away from the wall. But I think I can buy some time with this molding.

(Excuse the dust-we remodeled). We originally bought this to go around the sink/bathroom counter, but found out it was perfect for the tub/new tile. It really brightens up the room and ties the bathtub to the tile nicely. Super easy to install.

I can see where this product would be both convenient and useful, but I was disappointed based on my expectations.First, it was larger than expected - that's on me - I should have read the description more carefully. Traditional calking will create a much narrower (and more waterproof) seal. Put another way, this product is in fact a "trim" alternative rather than a calking/seal alternative, at least in my opinion.Second, the product has adhesive on only one side, even though it is designed to fit into 90° areas requiring two sides to be affixed. I'm not sure what the rational for this design is, but this product would be vastly improved by having adhesive on two sides. Granted, that would make placement a bit more challenging.As it is, this product seems best designed as a alternate to corner trim where there is no need for a waterproof fit. For that use, it can function as is with careful placement.

I am planning on using this flexible quarter round molding trim for my bathroom remodel, and I'm really impressed with it! It's so easy to use - just peel and stick! No need to mess with caulk or other messy adhesives. Plus, the trim itself is nice and thick, which gives a really finished look to the edges between the shower and the countertop.I haven't permanently adhered mine in the shower yet (still working on the project), but so far I'm very optimistic about the results.It's thick and durable. Ideal for bathrooms where moisture resistance is key.Can be used on a variety of surfaces, including around showers, countertops, sinks, and cooktops.Overall, I'm very happy with this product and would recommend it to anyone looking for an easy and effective way to add a finish touch to you bathroom.

We have a pony wall that wasn't quite vertical, so there was a gap between it and our vanity. This quarter round was just right for the job! My first attempt I couldn't quite get the corners right so I had to remove the already stuck piece - it adhered so well, the paint from the wall was removed too. Once I got it figured out, cutting specific notches for the decorative edge of the marble was forgiving thanks in part to the rubber-like flexibility to press it into place. I'm so impressed with the overall look and I will no longer be losing items down the side of my vanity.

I'm pretty pleased with the product but there are some limitations. The rubber is pretty thick so instead of an accent trim it almost becomes a focus. The rubber, is not paintable so if you are using it for a baseboard accent you better plan on keeping it white. It is cleanable but because it is rubber it is not super easy to clean.The adhesive is definitely strong so once you put it down you probably aren't going to be able to easily remove or move it so be sure you have all of your measurements correct before sticking it to the wall.Overall, it's a good product but there are limitations so no a 100% solution as one might hope.

Pluden Flexible Quarter Round Molding is pliable and easy to cut. We used it on a wall in the bathroom where the tile gaps between the newly laid bathroom tile and the wall tile. It's only a small gap and I didn't like the look of using a large baseboard that would detract from the tile work.This product made the tile work look put together and finished it off nicely. We were a little worried about it only having adhesive on one side so we added some silicone adhesive to the other side.