Gaahing Brushed Metal Trim, Peel and Stick Stainless Steel Wall Molding for Fireplace, Mirror Frame, Furniture and Home Decoration, 16.4 ft x 0.4 in

I wanted to add a frame to my plain bath mirror and came across this tape instead. It’s a metal strip that needs metal sheers to cut, so scissors won’t do. It was easy to apply and sticks very well. I am so pleased!

It works and looks OK, but the ends tend to pop off because the adhesive doesn't make it all the way to the end. might need to add some super glue. Also, when pressing it down, BE CAREFUL. it's sharp as razor blades, will cut you up bad.

Arrived timely and in good condition. Does exactly what it’s supposed to do.

This was purchased as an attachment for attaching the LED magnetic lights to the metal for under the closet lightning. I do own LEDs + stainless steel strips with magnetic properties. Unfortunately this Gaahing stainless steel is not magnetic.The cons:This sheet of strip is thin enough to cut your hands. Instructions do require gloves to be worn when handling this strip.

I put some on my plastic calculator several months ago and it WILL NOT COME OFF.The only thing that concerns me is that there is a tiny gap between the edge of the metal and the sticky part, which I think is a area that could collect dust and be hard to clean.

This looks very nice. It was relatively easy to put up. The curved nature of the roll did make it a little tricky, and the edges are somewhat sharp, so I would definitely recommend using some cut resistant work gloves when handling this. The final finish is nice and smooth. So far it seems easy to clean, and somewhat fingerprint resistant.

This metal peel-and-stick trim is quite sturdy and easy to apply without looking like a cheap tape.I like it a lot for edging pictures to really dress up a cheap frame.I have also used it to edge a plain mirror. It looks amazing in that application.Just go slowly when applying and just tap it down very gently to start with (in case you need to adjust). When it is perfectly placed, take a soft cloth and use it to firmly press the tape into place.It should stick really well then.

I got this to use on a mirror and it's perfect. The adhesive is strong and the metal is sturdy. Muy scissors didn't work on it, despite the listing details saying so. I used small tin snips and had a much easier time and made nice, crisp cuts. Looks good and is fairly simple to use.