Flexible Quarter Round Molding Self Adhesive (White, 10 Ft) Peel and Stick Flexible Corner Molding Trim Caulk Strip for Ceiling, Molding, Wall Corner, Tile Edge, Countertop Cabinet Edge

Recently added LVP to my walk-in closet area but I don't have a saw to add quarter round. This product saved me! Super easy to put down and looks great! I wish it was a little less glossy but the difference between the baseboard and the quarter round is minimal. I used garden shears to cut the product. Regular scissors are not going to do the job. I added caulk to cover any seams between the baseboard and the quarter round and the product was very easy to add caulk to. I'm very happy with the result!

This product is so handy and easy to use. It gave a nice finishing touch to my front entry where I had put down some carpet. Read one review in regards to adhesion not being great. I did find occasional issue there. But as a true DIYer I grabbed my bottle of Elmers and a few dabs did the trick.

Worked wonderfully for the edge of a scalloped shower pan. Flexible enough to get the job done. Easy to install I used the adhesive they gave me but also additional adhesive

Fixing the molding in my travel trailer

This 1/4 round is very heavy and has very little adhesive. I applied it to the window surround in the slide out; the next morning it has pulled away from the polymer ceiling and removed the wall paper from the walls. I will have to redo the whole area.It probably works on drywall in a home, just not on RV surfaces.

This trim is way too stiff and heavy to work with - especially around any kind of curve. It might work better on a straight flat surface, but I could not get this to stick correctly on a 90 degree angle - toilet to floor. I heated it with a hair dryer and that made it more flexible for a moment, but it would quickly become un-stuck when it went back to its original shape. I used caulking tape that folded and it worked much better! I can't think of an application that this would be good for.

I used it to for the gap between the tub and lvp and it has worked.

This end up working really well for us. We Are refinishing our basement ceiling and had some angles around our ductwork that this worked really well on. We also used a finishing nail gun and then caulked the holes so it would stay up, but this went around some angles that we had and we could not be happier with the results.