Self-Adhesive Vinyl Wall Base

After laying flooring in our airstream tiny house project I noticed several gaps ranging from 1/8th inch to about 3/4 inch. The tricky part is the front where it not only curves quite a bit, but also the wall going up is recessed at an angle. This product is incredible because you can push it into place on the bottom and then press it against the wall and it covers those size gaps perfectly while keeping a great profile. The way it dips in on the top against the wall makes a perfect joint and same with the edge at the bottom dipping out and pressing against the flooring. It wasn’t just perfect as a “flexible baseboard” but has surpassed my expectations on flat walls as it looks perfect and really hides the gaps. I don’t write reviews ever but as I applied this I couldn’t help but be very impressed with the quality, flexibility, stickiness, and ease of application and I can’t help but recommend this after reading some bad reviews and being unsure. I ordered 40’ more to cover every wall in this project and will be using it more in the future on different builds and probably in our house. It’s similar to what I’ve seen in commercial buildings and bathrooms except with the double sided very strong tape instead of having to laminate it to the floor with glue. This product is seriously awesome and I can’t recommend it enough. Some of the bad reviews must be from folks who don’t clean the surface it’s going onto prior to application. It sticks great but if your wall is dirty it’s going to stick to dirt. It cuts easily with a utility knife, lots of control and easily cut the corners as you go. You also don’t have to paint it because it’s already white. It’s literally the best thing I’ve purchased from Amazon. I renovate houses and build tiny homes and restore airstreams and vw busses for a living, just take your time when you apply it and it’ll turn out great. I tore some parts off to re-apply when I placed it too high to cover a few gaps and it came off fine and stuck back fine. The tape/adhesive on it is perfect. I didn’t use the tool but just smoothed over with my hand and it grabbed and has stayed fine. It sure beats the mess of caulk! If they made this look more like a conventional baseboard I’d use it in houses, in the meantime I’ll use it every chance I get on anything else. Good luck with your project!

I bought this to cover an area below the cabinets that became damaged on a 5th wheel camper after something pushed into the original molding when the slide came in. The trim was bigger than than the area that I needed to cover, so I had to cut this down to fit. Once I had it trimmed and cut to length, the installation was easy. The final install looked great and you could not tell where the damaged area was. This trim looked like it belonged where it was installed.

Easy to handle. Looks good.

Super easy to install, cuts with kitchen shears or a box cutter with no trouble, and sticks very well. Easy to clean by just wiping down, and improved the overall look of my laundry room. For an area that needed water resistance and didn't need to look as nice as real wood baseboard, this was perfect!

Installed in my new shop. Walls are painted osb. OSB is not perfectly smooth yet the adhesive sealed and held well. I laid it out flat and put a board on top of it. Came back in an hour and installed it like a pro… which I am no. I ended up with a couple of spots where the lip on the floor is a little higher. User error. To get more lip on the floor, press and stick the top against the wall first with the bottom/lip out from the wall a couple of inches so the adhesive sticks the top first. The when you push the bottom against the wall the lip will sweep out and be visible on the floor. If you press the entire height of the piece on the wall all at once you will have very little to no lip exposed. See pics. Peel backing and work only one to two feet in length at a time. Take your time and it will come out great. I highly recommend.

It's not groundbreaking and it's not going to get a spread in an architectural rag, and probably not even at apartment therapy either. But it does the job. Seems to pick up dirt easily

I definitely recommend using a heating gun or blow dryer to heat up the glue on the back of the molding it makes it easier to install. It sticks well and looks great. It was easy to cut and very flexible.

Great stuff! Easy to use and install. Put it in laundry room and utility room with ease. Highly recommend! Looks great!