Flexible Wall Corner Molding Trim, 5M/16.4FT Long Self Adhesive Caulk Strip Peel and Stick Trim for Cabinet Edge, Tile Edge, Ceilings, Countertops (White, M/18mm*10.5mm)

Good

Looked ok when I put it up in January. Now at the time of writing it's mid May and we recently had a bit of a warm spell. Seems like the adhesive literally melted and peeled off from one corner and the whole lot ended up on the floor. Buy this and you'll come unstuck ! Waste of money...

This works only if you have a very flat and perfectly clean surface to adhere to, comes coiled up so when you straighten it, it buckles the adhesive cover strip but you also have to lay it flat to get the curve out or it tends to peel away from the surface especially at the edges (superglue helps here).Its also quite thin so wont cover gaps and if your edges aren't square then it can look 'wonky'.Useful only if you can't use a rigid seal strip (external slow bends actually work well, not so much internal ones).

I ordered this because our bathroom doesn’t have any trim on the wall, so there is a small gap between the wall and the floor. There is also a gap behind our dogs bed in the louge between the carpeted floor and the wall. We have occasionally had a few beetles come in via the gap, so I wanted to fill the gap.This molding works great, it sticks very tightly and makes a nice barrier between the wall and the floor. It fills the gap brilliantly, but only if the gap is small. If you have too wide of a gap, this may not work. It is thin, so it is made for small areas. For me, it was perfect. It sticks tightly, even in the carpeted area, and stays where I put it. I am very happy with the quality and performance of this trim.

Cannot fault in any way

Likes, arrived on time and easy to cutDislikes, doesn't stick looks and feels like it will but so frustrating as it peels off behind you.Must be better out there?

Utter waste of time and money. Cuts easy enough but doesn't stay in place. Applied to one wall and by the time I'd applied to the second wall (no more than 3 minutes), the first piece was falling down, and left marks on the paintwork. Attempts to reapply the same piece failed due to drying adhesive, and attempts to replace the bits and try again resulted in much of the same.

My husband put it where the worktop meets the tiles, it was black and our worktops are dark so it looks good. Happy with it.