Used it to create a frame around my tv! Super easy to use and very sticky. Color is also perfect. it is not a bright yellow color. good quality.

Used glue to make stay but great quality

Very pretty color. Easy to work with and is staying put so far - the glue seems ok. One less star due to the smell, when aired out it does get better.

I absolutely love these. I have ordered 12 now!! I used them initially for framing my TV to give it a vintage appearance. I loved it so much I used them on several other pieces in my home. I don't know what other's grievences were about the adhesive because I find they stick so well, you have to pull pretty hard to remove! Easy to use, just pull the tape off the backing. Easy to cut for corning, durable, and they look so pretty!!! They are strong and but bendable. I love love love them. Great value!!!

It worked great for around a guest bath mirror. Very happy with it.

Not sticky at all on any surface including cardboard and smells horrible. Was able to return without issue.

it is a little too narrow for what I wanted maybe if was at least 1 1/2- 2" wide it would be better

Gets the job done. The adhesive is nice and sticky, it’s easy to cut, and the color is accurate to the picture. I had to make an adjustment to the placement during the initial installation and was able to easily lift and move the molding and stick it back down without lifting issues afterwards. It flattens out easily too, it was shipped in a coil, and I was concerned about it staying bent, but it flattened down without issue.

I got this Ivory Gold peel and stick molding to fancy up my bathroom mirror and a few furniture edges, and honestly, it looks way more expensive than it actually is. The color is this soft ivory with a shiny gold edge that kind of makes everything look vintage and fancy. It bends around curved mirrors super easily, which was way less frustrating than I thought it would be. The adhesive sticks strong, no tools needed, just peel, press, done.

Positives: It looks gorgeous once it's on, flexible around corners, totally renter-friendly, and even holds up fine with the bathroom steam. Big plus for that.

Negatives: The roll is shorter than it looks online. Five meters disappears real quick-barely finished half my project before running out. Also, lining it up straight on long edges takes some patience. Feels a bit pricey for the amount you get.

Overall, still a solid buy if you want to glam up your space without dealing with nails or heavy trims. I'll probably grab another roll just to finish the job because the finish is that good.

I didn’t buy this peel-and-stick crown moulding for its traditional wall use, instead, I wanted to add a “faux frame” look to my mixed-media canvases. Instead of building real frames, I use this trim to create a clean, three-dimensional border right on the canvas itself. It cuts easily, sticks well, and takes paint or gesso without any trouble.

I also love how versatile it is. The listing shows ideas for mirrors and cabinets, but it works perfectly for all kinds of DIY décor and creative projects, and with 5 meters for under $30 CAD, it’s a solid value.

A simple, flexible product that makes frameless pieces look more polished with almost no effort.

First Impressions:

The roll arrives neatly packaged, containing a single 5-meter length of 2-centimetre wide white PVC trim. The material feels light yet durable, and the bright white finish makes the 3-D floral texture stand out without clashing with most paint colours.

Installation Experience:

The self-adhesive backing is truly “peel-and-stick.” A firm press for a few seconds secures the trim instantly, and if you remove it within a day, there’s virtually no residue, a big plus for renters.

Flexibility is another strong point; the PVC bends easily around curves, arches, and oval mirrors, handling tight radii (around 30 mm) without cracking or lifting.

Cutting the trim is straightforward: scissors or a utility knife work well for straight sections. Because the strip is only 2 cm wide, aligning it perfectly along long edges can be a little fiddly; using a level or painter’s tape as a guide makes the job smoother. Overall, the installation process lives up to the “renter-friendly” promise and can be completed in under an hour for a typical bathroom or gallery wall.

Value for Money:

A 5 meter roll is priced for $28.99, which I find a bit expensive for such a small amount For this amount of price I would expect at least 7 meters or maybe even 10 meters.

On the other hand, this trim offers a budget-friendly way to refresh a space without the expense of real wood molding or professional installation. Traditional wood crown molding of comparable length can cost $50 plus labor, so the PVC option is a clear cost advantage.

Pros

• Easy peel-and-tick application: no nails, glue, or caulk required.

• Zero-residue removal, making it ideal for temporary upgrades.

• Highly flexible, conforming to curves and arches effortlessly.

• Water-resistant, safe for bathrooms and kitchens.

• Attractive 3-D texture that adds visual interest without heavy ornamentation.

Cons

• The 2 cm width limits it to decorative accents rather than full-scale crown molding.

• Adhesion may be weaker on very rough or glossy surfaces without a primer.

• Long straight runs can be challenging to align perfectly without a guiding tool.

Bottom Line

Its ease of installation, humidity resistance, and elegant texture make it a versatile upgrade tool, especially suited for decorative accents rather than full-height crown molding.

I would highly recommended for DIY home-improvement projects where simplicity, reversibility, and cost are top priorities.

Satisfaction mixed with disappointment:

I installed this molding trim in my very small bathroom, as a decorative separator between the ceiling and the wall. I love the outcome, it is truly beautiful, however 5 meters are not enough even to finish 3 sides of the wall of a small bathroom (the 4th wall is tiled, which doesn't need the molding). Because of size limitation (only 5 meters), I had to pick which wall I won't put on this decorative mold, I don't have mold left to install above the door. Now I need to purchase some more to finish up that gap.

Nevertheless, I have to admit, this decorative mold looks real good on my bathroom walls.

I haven’t used this trim in my own design (yet) because honestly, I’m no designer. I want to take my time with this one and will definitely need some help so nothing gets messed up with this precious trim.

I’ve always been drawn to this style. The product photos really inspired me, especially how the trim is used for frame outlines on walls. Gorgeous! 😍 I also loved the images of the trim applied to a credenza and a mirror. I have access to similar pieces from past decades, currently in my parents’ basement, and an old mirror with ornate border in this style.

Though I’ll likely never live in a space with high ceilings, patina finishes, and real crown molding, my goal is to bring in pieces to emulate this look. That’s why I got this trim, and I’m grateful to Amazon Vine for the chance to review it.

This PVC, peel-and-stick Champagne Gold Crown Molding Trim is self-adhesive, easy to cut, and simple to work with. The roll has some weight, and the trim is sturdy but flexible. Thank goodness it resists humidity since it’s as humid as the tropics here for months at a time.

I won’t take photos, because the professional product photos already show it beautifully.

I can tell you, in person, the trim looks as lovely and high-quality, and the champagne gold colour is warm and rich.

👉📏I’m taking my time planning my project and waiting until I have help so nothing is wasted. And when it (hopefully) turns out well, I’ll likely get more.

🤔 Apropos to this item, as I get older I’ve learned: even if you don’t live in the space you’ve envisioned, you can still make the space you’re in reflect the things you love. Especially now, with so many accessible and affordable DIY options requiring minimal effort or even talent (speaking about myself here 😉), we’re fortunate. They don’t say ‘Got it on Amazon’ for nothing — ha!

Smelly. I haven't used it yet because I'm waiting for it to air out. It looks like it would stick very well. Will see once it's safer to use.