ATMOMO5M Flexible Trim for DIY Automobile Car Interior Exterior Moulding Trim Decorative Line Strip (Orange)

I opted for the standard Blue. I have a 2020 Jeep Cherokee Upland with the blue stitching, and the colors match as well as could be expected. It matches better than the pictures would indicate. This blue is essentially Sky Blue that looks sort of neon depending on how the light is hitting it.Initially I purchased this with the hope of triming out the panel gaps around the climate controls but the gap is too big. I suppose you could glue it but I'm not willing to go that far.I did the area around the shifter which was my other idea, and that actually turned out great after some effort. You could also do the gap around the Selec-Terrain button and the shift knob itself, but that was a bit too much for my tastes. This is the same reason why I didn't trim out the gap around the infotainment system, but you could do that too if you wanted to.I decided to also do the trim around the door handles and the steering wheel. The steering wheel is probably my favorite part. It took some effort but I love how it turned out.There are other places in the KL Cherokee that could be trimed with this. The door panels give you options, the trim around all of the vents, and the light controls which you see in the picture.I think how much you like this product is going to depend on the type of vehicle you own. There are a couple of places in the Cherokee that I wanted to do and couldn't. Additionally, who knows what is going to happen to this trim in the winter when the temperature drops and materials shrink...and when everything heats up again. Time will tell. Probably worth the risk for how cheap this stuff is to purchase. Give it a shot.

I ordered these to add a simple (yet reversible touch to my car). For under 10 bucks, it was not a bad deal.PROS- They are very mostly flexible. It helps when trying to make it fill spaces.- It is easy to cut with scissors or any other blade.- They add a touch of color without looking too gaudy.- When they fill a space, they don't move or fall out.- You get a reasonable amount to work with in case you make a mistake.- You do not need a lot of artistic talent to make it look good (unless you want all your pieces fitting together perfectly).CONS- While I said they are "mostly" flexible, they are difficult to add with sharper curves. It becomes necessary to cut it into pieces for certain areas (like the area around your gear shift).- Though they are small, they do not fit in really tight gaps (even when I shaved some pieces down). It might work if you had tools to pop out certain parts of the trim.- They hold well when they fill a space. If the gap is too deep, it will not stay in properly (or start to come out). I tried wall putty with mixed success.The bottom line: check your vehicle to see if it has gaps to fit things in (like maybe the thickness of a dime).

Love the idea of the product but does not hold very well. Wish it had something like an adhesive side on the rear of the strip to keep it in place once inserted. Had less than a month, multiple pieces have come loose and had to be pushed back in, some over and over, and one piece that was around the grille logo is gone completely.

Trimmed the daughter's Benz out in pink with this. Some parts that were loose around the doors needed some 3M trim adhesive. Center console didn't need adhesive. Worked nicely and stays put. Overall, really nice product if you'd like to accentuate the interior of your car. Anyone can do it. No special tools needed, unless it's really snug and you need to really push it in to the gaps, then I'd recommend some plastic trim removal tools to do that. You'll avoid scratches with plastic.

The media could not be loaded.  I must say the application is intesting. You would think this type of product is sticky but it’s not. It’s just made to fit in between those cracks and spaces in your car. You can get crafty and use some glue for other spots but eh, that’s going the extra mile. I just did a little bit and plan on adding more later on. To give an example about length, for my Nissan Versa 08 hatchback, I could line both doors, a little on the dash and about almost 1 of the back doors. It’s long but you’d be surprise how fast it goes. I’d definitely order 2 if you plan on doing the entire car. Just depends on how much you want to trim and your car really. To save your trim make sure when you cut it you’re cutting it precisely so you don’t have to go back and cut again causing small pieces you cant use. Be firm when applying as well to ensure it’s in crevice. Would be 4 stars but I feel like this product is a little overpriced for what it really is. It’s on wish for like dirt cheap I just didn’t want to wait or pay for shipping from China. 5 stars if this hasn’t some kind of adhesive

It's very pretty and looks great on my car. Very easy to install, I took a paint scraper and very gently pressed it into the gaps of my car. Very vibrant light pink. I think it looks great with the black of my cars interior. It did not adhere to anything as it is not sticky, not sure why that is part of the review features.

So easy to install. My car looks custom.

I bought this for my Jeep and it didn’t fit in any of the gaps so I had to return it. It doesn’t come with any tool to help push it into gaps.