DICOFUN 10-Pack Peel and Stick Tile Trim, 12" Decorative Kitchen Backsplash Trim Edge, Self Adhesive Tile Liner (Polished Deep Blue)

I installed this backsplash trim edge in my bathroom and have not had any problem/issue with it losing the adhesive grip and coming off the wall. It was easy to cut to the size I needed, and very easy the install. Gives a very nice finished look.

This product completed my backsplash. It’s seamless when done correctly!

We have been battling water rolling down our old bullnose granite kitchen counters. Water dripping down over the years had ruined cabinetry below. Redoing the kitchen was not in our budget. I was going to do ceramic pencil tile which would have run me $500-600 for the project with professional labor. But then I saw these and decided to first take a chance since the investment was relatively so much cheaper. I bought 2 packages. I put these up and wow! Keeps the water on the counter. I only wish they were a bit taller. But these were designed just to be trim for splash not barrier for water so for that purpose the shorter height would have been fine.Because they are silicon they were wobbling a bit so I had to be careful to keep them straight. Overall we are thrilled because they serve our purpose and are decent color match to our countertops.

Terrible no way to really align it correctly where in between seams even using the corner tool it looked awful! When I went to take it off it pulled my entire drywall sheating off a nightmare & days off my life fixing it

i thought these would be rigid. they are not at all. extremely flexible. made of silicone or rubber. hoping they do not collect or hold in dirt. i opted to remove the foam adhesive tape and use a thin adhesive tape. so far so good but nothing really stuck good to this material. i am expecting a failure in the near future.

I didn't like them with my dark patterned granite, otherwise, price wise if they would have worked, I would have used them

This stuff really saved my butt, I went with the peel and stick backsplash since I don't own a wet saw. I don't regret it one bit because I think it's actually easier to clean and deal with. However, the one thing I've always hated was how the edge of the backsplash just kind of sits a half a centimeter from my counter. Since the peel and stick is so thin the edges don't look quite as flush as a quarter inch thick ceramic tile would look. I found this stuff and was pretty skeptical but pleasantly surprised. I noticed a few comments below that noted the product was not adhering well. I'd say that's due to lack of prep prior to application. Whenever using something with an adhesive, you want to clean the surface first with a swipe of Goo Gone, then clean it with at least 70% rubbing alcohol. Extremely easy to cut and handle and the whole project maybe took me an hour and a half. For peace of mind I've tried pulling it off and it's not budging. Looks fantastic and really adds the finishing touches to my back splash.

As others have noted, these will not stay attached! At first, they feel like they are well adhered, but within hours, they start falling off. The way I fixed this problem solved the issue for good! I used Flex shot silicone adhesive. The one that you don’t need a silicone gun to use. After they started dropping off, I removed them all, and applied this adhesive using a thin layer, and it’s staying on for good! I recommend using the adhesive BEFORE installing and not even bothering to stick them on without it to save you the inevitable. Other than this problem, the product looks good and does what I wanted it to do which was to frame my tile on a backsplash behind the bathroom sink.

I installed peel and stick tile to update my kitchen, added the peel and stick tile trim, makes raw edge very high-end. Very pleased with adhesion and easy to cut if needed. Great value, perfect to the DIY.

Adhesive isn’t sticky enoigh and the texture of the product didn’t look right with the subway tile ... it looks cheap and stands out .. adhesive wore off within 3 days

Bought these, because I hate the look of silicone. Paint was peeling due to water splashing. I don't the look of silicone. They do lift after a few weeks, so extra glue is needed. BEFORE you glue them permanently, let them sit a few weeks so you can readjust, as there is some shrinkage once they acclimate and some gaps appear in the seams. Otherwise I like the look.

These are good for the price, nice and basic, very easy to install. I also bought some tile adhesive, as I had a feeling that for the price, it would be a little too good to be true. Three weeks later, there are a few spots where the trim was starting to lift, so I put a touch of tile adhesive on the back and it's snug as a rug now.

As I said you need to be careful when you first put it on the wall, as it is very sticky so there won’t be room for correction. It fits nicely with my sticky backsplash. I used it as a transition between the black splash and the painted wall. Served its function nicely.