Coengwui Peel and Stick Wall Molding, Chair Rail Wainscoting Panel, Finish Trim for Home Decoration (Paintable White, 9.8ft x 1.1in)

I was pleasantly surprised by this product. I purchased this as a chair railing for my bathroom and could t be happier! It’s super easy to stick on, the adhesive is strong, and it’s robust enough it looks like an actual wood piece of molding (that’s been painted). Very satisfied! Both photos are of the same product but halfway through different projects

Agree with other reviews that say this is heavy and the backing is the REAL DEAL! I tried to remove a strip because i misplaced it and it tore off several layers of the paint behind it, so be careful. I am repurchasing this with miter shears this time as trying to hand cut the angles was tricky. Was easy to put up by myself. Keep in mind each purchase is for 9 feet which barely creates one square of trim - if you are planning for many squares of trim in your room I would buy one roll for each one depending on size.

I really like the concept of this railing, but I found it quite difficult to line up. Maybe there are some tips or tricks I missed, but the molding is pretty heavy, and it droops as you’re trying to install it. I would suggest adding some sort of border or guide so you can ensure it’s flush and straight during application. Mine didn’t come out straight because of the weight and difficulty aligning it properly. On the bright side, the railing is thick and looks realistic, even though mine ended up uneven. I think with a better strategy, it could turn out really nice!

I loved this! This product made it so easy to get the trimmed wall look we were trying for. It is easy to apply. This product is made out of what looks like rubber material, so it's pretty flexible. Because of its flexibility, I do recommend having a laser level, it makes it so much easier to keep everything straight. Just be careful when you put it on the wall, the adhesive is strong, so much that when I tried to adjust it after putting it on, it took some of the paint off the wall. We also used chalk to seal in the adhesive to the wall. Another suggestion is to use a miter shear to cut the right 45° angles. It looks great, and super easy! This was my first home project, and I recommend it to anyone!

I really thought this would be easy to apply. What could go wrong? Well unfortunately it is flexible and I could not get it to stick in a straight line. Kinda like trying to. Stick a wet spaghetti noodle to a wall in a perfectly straight line. Almost straight is not straight enough.