moonoom30 Ft 3D Crown Molding Stick, Self-Adhesive Tile Molding Trim, Flexible Panel Trim Strip for Wall, Window, Mirror, Cabinet Frame and Home DIY Decoration

I have a cabinet door in my bathroom that looks more like a piece of shelving the previous owners bought and attached hinges to. It does the job of covering the cabinet and the ugly exposed duct work inside the cabinet, but it just looks so cheap it was really bothering me, but I also didn't want to spend the money on a new set of large doors since we are planning a large remodel in the future. I originally tried covering the doors with wall paper but it darkened the tiny bathroom way too much, so I saw these self-adhesive molding strips and gave them a try. It worked great! I was so easy to apply, and the molding is like a silicone so it was easy to cut with a sharp exacto knife so I was able to match up the edges nicely and easily. Just adding this to the edges of both the doors instantly elevated the look. I was initially concerned that the molding looked too silicone or plastic against the wood, but my husband said it wasn't as noticeable to him as it was to me. I do plan to eventually paint over the entire door including the molding with a coat of paint so that it blends more, but I think if I left it as is it wouldn't be a huge deal. I plan to buy more self-adhesive molding to use in other spaces, such as the bottom part of the cabinets, and other small little spaces where molding would help but was overlooked. I am a clumsy person who doesn't do well with power tools, so the idea of me having to nail wood molding onto anything is just not realistic so I really like that this is easy to cut and super easy to install. If a little corner starts to come up I just re-secure it with some wood glue, but I can honestly say that only happened with the sections that I was having a hard time placing properly so I did stick it and remove it and stick it back on which is why I think the adhesive started to come up in those sections. Overall this won't give you the high quality look of high end molding, but it is a nice temporary and affordable fix and I would definitely buy it again and recommend it to anyone that isn't handy but likes to update their spaces on a budget.

We've been renovating an old house for over a year and my husband is a woodworker. We're nearing the end of our project and we're looking for ways to speed up the process. I ordered this peel and stick moulding thinking I could use it on the back of the kitchen peninsula, instead of using wood or MDF trim. I assumed it would be easier than cutting, nailing, and filling real moulding. Unfortunately, it wasn't.I tend toward perfectionism and I expected to be able to apply the moulding straight and match up the corners perfectly. I used sharp miter shears and I couldn't get a good straight cut. The moulding would move or bend every time I tried to cut it. Even when my husband tried to cut it while I held it in place, we still couldn't get a perfect 45 degree angle so the corners wouldn't match up.I did appreciate that I was able to reposition it as needed. Then, when I pressed down it seemed to stay in place well. I think the adhesive is good because it will stay in place, and may not damage what's underneath (depending on what it is). I applied it to painted MDF and when I finally gave up and took it all off, it didn't pull up the paint.Overall, I can see how this adhesive moulding could be useful for some people, especially if you are patient, don't have other options, and don't expect it to be perfect. But, in my opinion, it's not a better or easier than traditional trim. I imagine this might be a good option for renters, or for someone who has no experience or tools for working with trim.

This molding is flexible. It arrived wrapped in a circle, and was not damaged. It was still easy to straighten out, even after being shipped rolled up like thatThe molding is easy to cut with a razor knife or other cutting apparatus. The adhesive sticks well. The white color is bright white. The thickness of the molding is great. It is not thin at all.Overall, this molding adds flare and works well.

Works well! I had to cover a small weird spot and it made it soo easy!

I used this 3D crown molding to enhance my IKEA closet system, and it made a huge difference! The peel-and-stick application was easy, and the flexible material worked perfectly around corners. It gave my closet a more polished and custom look. Super happy with the result!

I used this trim molding for ugly, basic, hollow core bathroom door. It turned out PHENOMENAL and I love it...BUT it is difficult to use if you aren't careful and sure of your placement. The adhesive sometimes likes to peel off and I needed to use gorilla glue as extra reinforcement where the miter corners for each box trim met. If I didn't, the corners pulled apart. It is also very hard to get the time to lie in a totally straight line because it is so flexible. The positive thing was how easy it was to cut (I used basic miter shears!) and paint. I thought that it rotor be difficult because of the material, but it took the paint better than the rest of the door did!

It was pretty easy to work with it and looks so great now!!

The media could not be loaded. I have used this before three years ago and it still looks great today. So I ordered this different molding to use along the top of peeling stick tile to give it a nice finishing touch. The adhesive on this is great, but just to play it safe I always use a contractors glue in addition. It’s very easy to work with and to cut cleanly on slants and corners. You can paint over it and it just works great very versatile product and a good value for the money.