Paintable Wall Trim | Crown Molding for Cabinet Mirror Frame Wall Edge Home Decor | Peel and Stick Self-Adhesive Design, 16.4 ft x 1.4 inch

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I actually got this to trim a lampshade that wasn’t long enough. I purchased a metal lampshade that just wasn’t long enough, the shade was exactly what I wanted otherwise. It’s black so I trimmed the top and bottom with this product. I put one outside and then another on the other side and pressed them together, worked like a charm, looks like metal, nice quality, adhered well.

The media could not be loaded. This trim looks absolutely amazing and real! It was fairly easy to cut with a razor blade cutter, sticks to the wall great, and very good thick quality. Super easy to use, just peel and stick! Worth every penny and more! Trying to figure out more places to use this trim in my home!

I love love love this framing tape. I just redid my apartment bathroom that has a large unframed mirror that looked out of place when I was redoing the bathroom and this was the perfect solution. It’s super easy to use and I was able to cut through it with normal scissors so no special tools are required and one roll was more than enough to do the whole mirror. It does bump out a bit where the mirror hangers are (pictured) which is to be expected if your mirror has those. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because I’m not sure how well it will hold up. I had to readjust one piece a few times and one piece fell down so you really have to stick it properly the first time to avoid that. I have also noticed a couple corners sliding or unsticking so hopefully they stay up

I've been wanting to frame out my large bathroom mirror for years now, but couldn't afford the real frame kits and don't know anyone handy enough to help me cut actual moulding and attach it for me. I bought this self adhesive vinyl but honestly didn't have much hope for it working well. It did work though; I was pleasantly surprised. Like many, I had to caulk the corners, but had I cut the corners with an exact knife and not scissors I think it would have worked better. I traced the 45 degree angle needed from an old piece of cut moulding, but the scissors didn't cut perfectly and created a messy edge. The caulk helped though. DO cut the corners at 45 degrees though, don't just butt the edges up against each other like the photos in the official description show (I am surprised the official pictures show the wrong way to do it). The vinyl is HEAVY and CUMBERSOME so it's hard to handle on your own. If you can get someone to help hold it up and keep it straight while you measure (it's thick and wants to curl) you'll be better off and likely achieve better results. It sticks very well and we have three girls here who take long, hot showers. This has shown no detachment from the mirror at all. I kind of wish I had purchased the design that is actually sold as mirror frame as I think it might look nicer than this one (same company, different frame option) but it's too late now. I think this one might be a little too much, whereas the mirror frame is thinner and less ostentatious. But don't get me wrong, this looks very nice and is a HUGE improvement over the plain mirror and it also covers up some damage along the edge of the mirror. I would recommend this, but again, cut 45 degree angles and have help.

Nice product but the glue doesn't hold its weight. I had to supplement with my glue gun. Overall though I'm happy with it.

Excellent product. Adheres well, Excellent strength

I am having trouble cutting the corners to meet up. Could be my skill set. Still haven't finished my intended project.

As pictured, but the inside is white so when I cut it I just used black paint to hide the little seems where needed and it looks fineEasy to install BUT I used construction adhesive instead of the sticky backing it comes withStill worth it in my opinionEasy to cut but thick and pretty