Art3d 10 Ft Flexible Trim Caulk Strip, Peel and Stick Trim for Molding, Tile Edge, Ceiling, Wall Corner in Black

I installed a tile floor in my friend's bathroom, and they have a curved tub. This trim worked perfectly to eliminate the small gap between the tub and the new tile. Easy to use, cut, and has stayed completely in place since the day I put it in. One of the best parts about it was that the color almost directly matched the bathtub itself.

Worked great for my purpose. I had a big gap where the LVP met the threshold and it looked bad and always looked dirty. This went on easily but I had to use vice grips and weights to make it stay and keep it flush. I also left it stretched out first to get out the kinks from travel. Worked for me.

Looks good but the adhesive is not very strong.

Thought this might be a quick and easy replacement for toilet base caulk, but I found it much too stiff. Win some, lose some. Lost on this one.

I have what looks like a vinyl flooring remnant in my rental bathroom that was curling up at the edges in an ugly way. This trim worked almost exactly as I wanted it to and I’m very happy with how much better my bathroom looks. I used a hair dryer to warm up the sections as I applied them. It’s stayed in place very well aside from one small spot where the edge of the floor was particularly unruly. That part is behind my trash can so it still looks ok unless you are really staring at it. Would buy it again.

I do not like the results I am capable of achieving with a caulk gun or tube of caulk. I discovered these peel and stick style of trim a couple of years ago and was quite pleased with the results they produced until this product … it was a nice thickness, a bright white color and easy to cut. I spent the evening measuring, cutting, and sticking this product to my clean surfaces. The next morning, I awoke and hurried to view my finished project. I was extremely disappointed to find virtually all of my carefully placed pieces not adhered and with sagging, dangling, and humping. I ended up attempting to use a thin layer of caulk to adhere these strips. My poor caulking skills left some humping, and smeared irregularly caulk oozing from the edges. After letting it dry, I attempted to smooth my edges without satisfactorily results. In the end, it took me five to six times to install this rather expensive product than it should have and my results we not much better than I could have achieved with a cheap tube of silicone caulk. Very disappointing product.

This worked great and fast. Not as sticky as I’d like and it’s not as flexible. I used the hair dryer technique but tough as nails worked better. Won’t bend in 90 degrees but easy to cut with a knife. Flatten product before using because it’s been rolled up for who knows how long.

We’ve replaced this twice. It doesn’t stick well to the shower pan. Great concept though.