Peel and Stick Wall Molding Trim, Lightweight Chair Rail Wainscoting Panel, Finish Strip for Home Decoration (9.8ft x 0.79in)

Very easy use, just measure and level. Super sticky. Once it's on the wall it's not going anywhere which is great. Easily caulked and painted for a finished look. Would totally use this again!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:For an expensive DIY project this is fine. The cons I found are that it seems to curl and/or stretch. I’ll add pics/videos to try to explain. The short of it is that when it stretched out it appeared to fit. Then some would have to be shortened only later to find it was too short. It’s not forgiving and removed paint from the wall. Now I’m just stuck with it. There was no fixing it. I guess it was worth the price but you also get what you pay for.

Ok, hear me out. I bought this for a rental. The idea is awesome because its reasonable priced and looks nice.Cons:It is flimsy, so you will need two people to hang it straight and a levelerdoes not paint well.A little hard to cut 45 on itPros:Sticks well.Looks nice once up

I love this and even better the amount I would have paid for this in wood at the hardware store is a big difference. If you use a sharp blade, it cuts like butter and it stuck to a textured walled really well, if an end piece curls, just use a finishing nail and dab it with some caulk, you can't even tell.

Unfortunately, this stuff does not look as good as the photos. It’s sticks well, as it did tear my paint off the wall when I tore it off. It’s literally impossible to get straight, even when using a level.

Lovely color, easy to work with.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased the 9.8'x2.36 inches chair rail molding. It came packaged nicely. All coiled up, probably to minimize wrinkles. I chose this product because I wanted something easy to put on my walls in a small powder room, thinking it must be easier to handle, like cutting miter corners. I have 4 walls and 3 of them have inside corners.The product looks pretty nice and at first glance it looks like a real piece of wood trim. It is more rigid than I expected, not flimsy at all, but flexible to a certain extent.Now, I will tell you the disappointing things and this is before I even put it on my wall!I cut a couple of pieces to test them on a small portion of the wall. Well, if you cut a small piece, thinking it will stick on the wall straight, it will not, because of the coil effect.Then I tried to miter the corners but it was very difficult to do, as this piece of trim has a design and hard as I tried, the two adjoining pieces just didn't look good cut at a straight angle. So, I tried "coping" one side very carefully I might add, because I was using a sharp box knife. I also tried the scissors but the results were not straight miter cuts. They were jagged. Now, just when I thought I had figured out the cuts, I proceeded to cut my pieces to size. I tried to pull the backing off the trim and to my surprise most of the glue was being pulled off by the red backing! And it was very hard to pull that backing off too. Now I'm hesitant to move forward with installing on my walls for fear that the trim will eventually fall off. I wonder if i were to use a heat gun to warm up the glue a bit perhaps the backing will come off easier?Has any one had similar issues with this product? I hope i can find a solution. Otherwise I'll return the unused product.Thank you

Really good product.