LKYJD 8mmx6m Flexible Ultra Thin Decorative Trim Stainless Steel Peel and Stick Metalized Molding & Wall Trim for Wall Edging Strip Gold Brushed Finish
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LKYJD 8mmx6m Flexible Ultra Thin Decorative Trim Stainless Steel Peel and Stick Metalized Molding & Wall Trim for Wall Edging Strip Gold Brushed Finish
- 【Metalized Wall Trim Size】Our metalized wall trim is available in a variety of sizes to suit your decorating needs. You can easily customize it to fit any desired area
- 【Beautiful Decoration】Add style to your walls and design your space according to your taste
- 【Flexible】The trim for walls is made of high-quality reflective stainless steel, metallic surface with protective film, bright in color, and will not fade or deform over time. It is waterproof and scratch-resistant, easy to clean
- 【Adaptability】The self-adhesive caulk strip can be installed on most well-formed substrates. Before use, ensure the walls and tiles are clean, dry, and free from dust and grease for optimal results
- 【Applicable Surfaces】The self-adhesive ceiling tiles can stick to smooth surfaces (plastic, tiles, marble, glass, metal, wood, etc.). Please ensure to straighten the adhesive edge and clean the wall before installing the molding trim
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