Metal Wall Corner Protector, Aluminum Corner Guards, Décor for Edge of Door Window Table Furniture Cabinets Fireplaces Tile Trim Edging, Size 35.5" L x 0.75" W (5 Pack,Black)

Glad I bought this one. Looks very nice and they are easy to work with. Great product. Thanks

I purchased to use on a custom application on a religious article hard case. Very easy to cut and drill. Strong and rigid but light. Good protection for a sharp corner. Come with a good sealant in white i would have been awsome if it was black sealant to match color. I was expecting sealant so it was still a plus. Black finish is very nice smooth and elegant.

Four of the pieces were 35 1/4 inches long and the fifth one was 34 1/4 inches long. If you need the exact length that are advertised here, just know that they will be a little shorter. I did not use the included adhesive but it comes with 5 tubes so it should be enough for whatever your application is. The pieces were covered with metal shavings so you will need to clean them up a bit before using. Over all not bad but not to specs that were advertised in the listing.

Nicely packaged trim strips. These worked very well for my project.

Pleasantly surprised to find it comes with stickers to hold the piece while the adhesive sets up. Quality product

Easy to install, looks great

The Jiekayi Aluminum Wall Corner Protector arrived in a narrow box tube, the 5 pieces are tightly wrapped together in plastic, so there is minimal chance of scratches or mishaps during transit.The dimension seems to be a little less than advertised, so need to build in some acceptable tolerance.The inside width of the "L" shape is about 11/16".Depending on where this is applied, may need to fine-sand the ends a little before application.Comes with 5 decent-sized tubes of adhesive and stickers for holding the protector in place while drying.

Was able to cut cleanly to size for nosing edging of the porcelain tiles I mortared for my stairs — even cutting 45-degree angles to meet two pieces at the corners went well. It just takes a patient hand and a precision hacksaw saw or careful [and safe] use of an angle saw. I sprayed black, metal paint to cover the cut edge to make a seamless match of the trim’s black finish. I used flexible industrial adhesive [E6000] to bond the trim to the porcelain tile (and waited 24 hours before walking on the nosing) — the metal edging remains bonded on all stair nosing — even all these months later.