Gaahing Brushed Metal Trim, Peel and Stick Stainless Steel Wall Molding for Fireplace, Mirror Frame, Furniture and Home Decoration, 16.4 ft x 0.8 in

Had recently built and, installed cupboards for my kitchen. Decided I wanted to customize the doors. So I cut out squares and, put frosted glass in where the squares were cut. Then I used this stainless steel stripping to do a trim/border around the frosted glass. To go with the stainless steel handles I'll be putting on shortly. The stripping cut easy by hand with some metal cutting shears. And peeling off the back strip and applying the stainless stripping to the cupboards was simple. And it stays on fine for me! I recommend this for anyone trying to do a home project. And has some stainless steel in mind for the project! You can also get the metal cutting shears here on amazon for like $13.00!

I’ve been hunting for something like this for an application on an existing brushed nickel light fixture. Unfortunately, none of the descriptions out there would confirm it was “brushed nickel” and I was afraid this wouldn’t match. The price was good enough on this one that I took a chance.So glad I did. It’s a perfect match. In the pic, I’ve shown it next to a brushed satin nickel Whirlpool dishwasher. It matches the light fixture I needed it on, too.I had no problem cutting it with either metal snips or Fiskars scissors. It IS metal so when pressing and running your hand along it, use your protective gloves. I measured and cut it without gloves just fine.It’s perfect for my needs and adhered well to metal.

Easy to apply, looks great on the wall

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I bought this to frame around my mirrored medicine cabinet, to cover flaws, and although the product is nice it doesn't stay put. Like after a shower with humidity in the bathroom, it starts peeling off at the corners. I stick it back but it continues to peel off, so for me it's a no go. I have a small bathroom so that may be why so maybe if your mirrors aren't so close to the shower you will have better luck.

Just install them with gloves and you will be fine. I do recommend heating the glue with a blower or heat gun to improve adherence. Beyond that, they are perfect!!!

The firm on the back of my mirror was failing at the bottom and it looked horrible. I bought this product to cover it up and it worked perfectly. Easy to install with a little help from tin snips and pliers. Enough material to do multiple mirrors. Would definitely buy again. The long edge can be a little sharp so be careful and make sure you clean it up.

Very sharp edges, but metal is good quality. Even the glue strip is fine.