LKYJD Metalized Brushed Finish, 30mmx30m Silver Metalized Molding Trim, Peel and Stick Strip for Mirror Frame, Wall, Firepla Brushed Silver
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LKYJD Metalized Brushed Finish, 30mmx30m Silver Metalized Molding Trim, Peel and Stick Strip for Mirror Frame, Wall, Firepla Brushed Silver
- 【Bright and Long-Lasting】Vibrant and fade-resistant, this decorative trim maintains its brilliance over time, ensuring enduring beauty
- 【Self-Adhesive Design】This peel-and-stick wall molding comes with pre-applied adhesive backing for quick, tool-free installation. Simply remove the protective backing and apply to smooth surfaces for instant decorative enhancement. For safe handling during installation, we recommend wearing thick protective gloves
- 【Perfect Product】Versatile and easy to install, this metal trim combines functionality with aesthetics for a stunning home transformation
- 【Wide Application】Our stainless steel trim molding adheres to most surfaces, perfect for enhancing fireplaces, walls, floors, doors, old tiles, whiteboards, and blackboards. Achieve a fresh look at minimal cost
- 【Friendly reminder】Before installation, ensure the adhesive strip is straight and the wall is clean. Cut with heavy-duty scissors
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