Flexible Moulding Trim for Background Wall or Wall Waist 1.8 inch (4.5cm) Width x 0.31" Thickness (1.8" x 115")

I was able to put this up solo. I used liquid nails and finishing nails. I caulked the edges to the wall. A tiny bit of spackling hid any mistakes in the cutting.(which was easy with a box cutter) kilz and latex paint worked fine. Spray paint stays tacky for 7-10 days. Craft acrylic dried in 30 minutes. I used it for crown molding, trim on a mirror and to make a bookcase look built in. This looks like PLASTER molding. I don’t know if it will give you the crisp perfection of wood.

So, it is a little heavy but I didnt mind because what your getting a beautiful and good quality. I used it for the trim around my cabnet doors! They give them a very beautiful personalized look, that fits my athletic. The trip is heavy but I used liquid nails to adhear to the cabnets, and that worked perfect I only had to support it for 15-30 seconds. After that the liquid nail was string enough for me to let go and let the trim sit and dry. The color of the trim osnt really white it's kinda grey white, but I'll probably paint mine with acrylic paint.

I used this as a chair railing. I was able to cut it just using kitchen scissors. I cut mine to size and placed them on a tarp painting them on the floor. It took 3 coats to cover the pail gray color they came in. Once dried, it was easy to put them on the walls. I used Henkel-Loctite Power Grab Express Heavy Duty Construction Adhesive. This stuff is good and really stuck this to the wall, no sliding down or drips to clean up! I then went over the top edge with white silicone to make it look more flush with the wall. The last picture shows what it looks like if you don't. The only downside about this molding is that it stays tacky, even when the paint is dry. So if you get a lot of dust or have a lot of furry pets you may have to clean it more often.

Very flexible and easy to cut, it is a heavy trim so I used a drill to get through the wood and tapped a nail in every 6 inches or so along with the adhesive (does not come with). Paints very easily no streaking, I even added a dry brushing of copper to give a antique look. It made all the difference in my cabinets

Paint does not stick to this, and if it does, it won't dry. Be very careful with this as I painted, put up in a room with "liquid nails" as it recommended and the paint never dried because it's poly. This trim cost me hundreds of dollars because I put it up over an expensive wallpaper. Because paint wont dry on it, the trim had to be taken down which ruined the wallpaper as well as the wall and paint on the painted walls. Unless you are planning on using this as is, in white, don't buy it. Painting it is a nightmare, nothing will dry on it.

Baseboard installation in bathroom. Used permanent double back tape to install and then silicone sealer along edges between tile and wall and mitered corners. Miters cut with saw. Very happy with product and results.

I am so happy with this trim. It is a little heavy so, plan accordingly. I’m using it in my horse trailer, in the converted living quarters. It is a little pricey but was exactly what I was looking for!

Love this trim had to run some wiring up the wall this trim is a perfect hide. Easy to cut and paint

I didn’t paint it but it’s great as is and finished my project perfectly!!!