Installation Guide for Edge Trims
Unroll: The edge trim has a natural bend. Before you start, roll the edge trim in the opposite direction from how it's been packaged to offset its tension a bit. This will help the strip to stick properly.
Cut: Cut the edge trim at a 45° angle to make a neat corner.
Peel: Peel off the protective tape from the back of the edge trim. Make sure you only remove the red tape and not the white adhesive foam. For longer lengths keep the majority of the backing paper on and only fold back a small part of it.
Stick: Press the edge trim firmly onto the wall to make sure proper adhesion. Remove the remaining of the backing paper as you smooth down the rest of the edge trim
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It was so easy! And they look fantastic. I sorta winged it and couldn’t cut the right angle on the trimming but looks good enough
The trim looks great with our subway white tiles.
The trim is easy to use but up against the pure white KitKat tiles the trim isn’t as white as the tiles, a slight pink tinge spoils the look.
Initially I was not impressed with the strips, once I had peeled off the red backing tape it appeared that only half of the strip had sticky adhesive on it. After wasting a third of the roll I was ready to give up. There were no tips as to what to expect just the instructions. However I worked out that when peeling the red tape off you need to be careful not to get any white residue left on it, the adhesive, which was inclined to come away with the tape. Once I figured that, the rest was easy & I was pleased with the outcome.
