GELINTONG Flexible Skirting Board Roll - 30 x 30 mm (Length: 6 m, Black) -Self Adhesive PVC Baseboard Wall Molding Trim - Skirting Boards Covers - PVC Angle Trim - Caulk and Trim Strips

Just what we needed to go around the edge of new laminate floor installation. New floor and new painted walls it sticks very well. I got the hang of internal corners 90deg and 45deg but external corners need more practice. With care and a good clean cut you van join two lengths on a straight run without it showing. Over all very good.

Does what it says and easy to use and cut.I used to for edging around wooden flooring.

Did the job . Very sticky. You get one chance of applying it. Looks smart enough.

So easy to use , so flexible, sticks really well.

Used it for tidying upAn edge in some woodwork, done the job just had to use some extra adhesive

Really impressed with this. Bought 3 rolls for the perimeter on a double garage. We’ve just has a resin coat applied to the floor, which is smooth, but the plastering on the walls not great at the bottom with gaps and rough edges. This skirting sealed everything up nicely and whilst not super-premium looking it’s fit for purpose and looks acceptable. There is 100% a right way to fit this so here are my tips….roll out the skirting and leave it flat overnight just to settle it. You might need to ‘reverse roll’ it to flatten it out. Line up the skirting along the whole wall you are planning to apply it to and mark out the various corners and lightly score them on the back with a Stanley knife to help the creases around and inside the corners. When actually applying it / sticking, peel off sections of the tape exposing a meter or so of the adhesive at a time. Always seat the bottom edge in the corner and stick the lower edge to the floor right up tight to the corner. You have to fold the crease firmly between the upper and lower sections of the skirting to get this pushed in properly. Then, peel back the tape on vertical surface and press this side home against the wall, working you way along to the next section of unexposed adhesive surface. Peel this back and repeat. It’ll make sense once you start :-)

Used it to repair a little crack on a car rear bumper on the edge and it worked great looks like part of the car

Great product