Hungbak Peel and Stick Tile Edge Molding, Flexible Finish Trim for Wall Border, Mirror Frame, Kitchen Backsplash Edging (White, 10ft x 0.4in)

This backsplash trim was exactly what I needed to complete my kitchen renovation. It’s super easy to apply—just peel and stick—and it adheres really well. The trim gives the backsplash a neat, polished look, and it covers any uneven edges perfectly. The color blends nicely, and it has a clean, professional finish. It’s flexible enough to handle corners easily, and I’m really pleased with how it upgraded the overall look of my kitchen. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a simple, effective solution for backsplash edges!

I'm still putting the backsplash up but took this for a little test drive. This will create such a nice finished look to my backsplash, the adhesive seems adequate and it goes on very easily. I'm also thinking of using this on a plain closet door to create a raised panel look. They do not appear to be paintable.

This peel-and-stick trim is wavy throughout the roll.No matter how straight I applied this, it was wavy.It sticks well but it makes finishing touches look sloppy. It's not just me being picky, my husbandnoticed it too when I asked him to look at it.It makes my tile work look bad so I'm going to be removing this and putting up some wood trim.

I ended up using black instead of white, but it was the same stuff from the same seller. So easy to work with all you do is measure scissors and Peel off the backing and if the front has clearcoat you take that off, but not all of them do usually it’s the metallics which I’ve also worked with you. Just stick it on the wall you want it just make sure you measure properly cut the first time correctly and carefully put it on the wall, mark the wall, if you need to inside some other trim on my tiles I put up. It’s such an inexpensive way to give a finish. Look to any tile that you put on a wall. I love this stuff. Absolutely recommend it. !

10-6-24 This is a thin easy to work with moulding which can be used for many applications, although it is designed for applying to a smooth flat surface and the gell type adhesive is actually recessed in a channel on the back. This could be good or bad depending on what your intentions of use are. The recessed adhesive makes it so there is virtually no gap between the molding and the glass/wall etcetera, preventing dust and other debris from collecting. This adheres easily and well on a perfectly smooth flat surface, (such as glass). If you plan on using it on a textured wall or tile edge expect you'll need to use some heavy pressure for the adhesive to catch. And make sure it's a clean, dry, and dust or oil free surface that you are applying it to. I used this on a street facing window to match an existing windowed exterior door with the grid pattern built in between the glass. If you plan on making grids on your windows let me tell you 20 ft doesn't go very far, so prepare to order a lot more rolls. Time will tell how well this holds up to full sun exposure, I applied this on the interior. I'm hoping it doesn't yellow and the adhesive endures. I'll report back if something undersirable happens. Hopefully my written and photo reviews are helpful, Thank you!