Magic Tub and Wall Peel and Caulk Strip - Create a Tight Seal Between the Bathtub and Wall to Keep Moisture Out - 1-5/8 Inch by 11 Feet - White

I did what it said and it's not sticking keeps falling off

Carefully following the directions I found that on a tiled wall, this will only cause problems. It will not set into the grout lines so water will only dribble down behind it. It LOOKS great! But unless you don't mind taking care of things down the road from poorly conceived products, I would NOT put it on tiled tub walls. Also, when pushing the corner in, one portion about 3" long, SPLIT. I had to go over all the grout and the split with caulk so didn't save me a whole lot of time OR money.

I liked this. It was easy to apply, took very little time, and the instructions were clear. The result is very neat, much better than I could do applying caulk from a tube.

Did not srick as was expected. I bought one in store that was stickier than this one.

No sirve no pega

Looks great on smooth surfaces but will use shower caulk for openings. Easier then tube caulk.

This trim was easy to install and looked great but does not stick well. I cleaned the area and let dry before use, but it almost immediately came loose in several places making it not worth the money or time spent applying it.

In this house the tub and the vertical surround were not matched up right; there was a 1/4-1/2" gap all around the top edge of the tub. We caulked it repeatedly, but if anything touched the surround it would flex and pop the caulk loose.Solution: We got a foam rod called a "backing rod" and stuffed it into the gap.With this product, I was worried about how to work it around the rounded corners, but the caulk strip turned out to be thinner and more flexible than expected. It worked fine.In fact, directions say to measure and cut three pieces of the strip. Instead, I applied it in one continuous length, which worked great. It went on very easily and quickly.Once it was in place I got a wallpaper trim roller and a hair dryer. Blowing warm air on the strip and pressing down on the roller, the caulk trim was set firmly, I hope. Time will tell. Five stars at this point for ease of application, and it looks great, too.