Home Wall Door Flexible Molding Trim Cabinet Edge Rope Mouldings 0.6inch (1.5cm) W x 115inch (L) x Thickness 0.27 inch

Love, love, love this rope trim. I have some decorative moulds but couldn't image doing so much of it for this project. This trim saved me time, effort, and materials. I used them on cheap, cookie cutter bookcases that I've had for years. Super easy to use, measure, cut, and glue. I think they turned out fantastic. I highly recommend this trim if you're doing a larger project.

I really love the way I could work with roping. It cut easily to the placement, I tried brushing stain on it, but it did not work as nicely as dipping it in the stain itself, but it took the stain nicely. It dried tacky though. I cut an arch out of a kitchen/living room wall and applied this trim work to the edging. turned out really nice. It is a terrific product that bends exactly where I needed it to. Easy to cut to fit, and looks like regular trim except it's not. Perfect!

Good product, adhesive not included. Looks good. We had to buy double stick foam tape to mount it.

I used this to frame out an ancient bathtub enclosure; I was looking for something to be stylish fill between old enclosure panels & top of old tub where old caulk had been removed & there was some damage during removal. the area was caulked with fresh waterproof silicone and when dry I installed this rope motif with adhesive caulk just above the tub caulk line. I plan on renovating the entire bathroom (rental unit) later this year, but this was a great fix for the interim.

I’m going to use this in a ceiling corner so hopefully someday the paint I used will dry on it. It’s been left alone for a week and it’s still a tacky mess. It won’t be in a high traffic area so I’m just gonna use what I’ve got. Disappointed though!

Used as trim around wallpaper panels. Easy to cut and glue (box cutter and liquid nails)! Tried to spray paint it a slightly different shade of white ... Paint never dried 3 days later. I scrubbed them with a scouring pad, then put baby powder on top to eradicate the stickiness from the undried paint. Still not quite done with the decorating, but the trim helped "tremendously" 👀🤣

I used an oil-based combination paint/primer and apparently that also needs to be added to the 101 paints that cannot be used with this moulding. Five days later and I touch it and it is wet with paint. I've never seen anything like it before. It's too bad because it is pretty and if you are never going to paint it, it may work for you.I would suggest painting on a small section to test first whether the paint is going to adhere or simply never, ever, ever dry. It has been sitting in a warm dry house so there is not an issue with damp weather. I really wish the seller would explain more clearly about what paints can and cannot be used, and why. Instead, I asked seller and they were surprrised and wanted to know all about my paint so they could update their list of paints you can't use on this moulding. Hmm. Oh well, that's that!

this is exactly what I was looking for, a moulding that could bend and go around arches. super easy to work with. recommend using a helper and gorilla glue construction adhesive. dries quick. i painted it with wall paint and it was fine