FLEXTRIM Flexible Cove Molding - #WM93: 3/4" x 3/4" Flex Cove molding - 8' feet Long

Perfect, The first step of my staircase is round shape, so I could not use wood. I could not get the exact size moulding as the rest of the steps, this slightly bigger. Nonetheless, it is easy to cut, and easy to nail in. I wish I had none about this product, otherwise I would have used it for all my moulding needs instead of wood.

I had been searching for a solution for trimming out the base of our main staircase which has a significant curvature. I tried various materials and products to no avail until I stumbled upon this. It was simple to cut to size and angle cut the end, set up well, took primer and final white coat paint nicely and has shown to be durable

I had a few area that were tricky angles that were a nightmare. After searching, I found this and it worked beautifully. I was able to cut fairly easily (it is flexible but not soft) and even shave area with a knife when needed. My cove molding was being painted so once installed, you can not tell it is any different then the wood pieces used.

I was replacing the tile in the RV (2008 Itasca Sunrise) and pulled the old cove molding out. It was gross, and I decided to replace it. I ordered this and when it came, it certainly needed to be stained. The molding took stain wonderfully. And the installation was a dream! I used the tape to hold it in place and tacked it in with brads, then filled the holes with putty and a tough of stain. The trim looks fantastic!Do not be put off by the color of the product, it does stain or paint very well!

Good quality

Not flexible

I have a step made of shaped concrete which is covered with tile pieces. After replacing a worn out carpet with new wood flooring, I had an awkward gap that would have ordinarily required a lot of effort to construct an attractive transition. Instead, I used this material, which looks great and was much easier to use than any other approach. After fitting the material to the corner between the step and the floor, I cleaned the tile, applied a generous bead of liquid nails to the vertical face of the material, placed it and held it there for 24 hours with about a dozen weight lifting plates (10-25 lb). I needed to fill some small gaps along the top due to minor uneven surfaces in the tiles with a little bit of wood putty, but now it looks excellent. I haven't even gotten around to staining it, and it still looks great. After 6+ months installed, this adhesive approach is holding up well.

We had an odd curve we needed to cover and this trim piece worked perfectly! Since we were doing natural trim, it blended in without even needing to gel stain. Super easy to cut and work with. Was able to use same trim nailer as everything else to attach.