634-118 4' PNT Adhsv Cornerguard

We have these at my work and they look awesome so I did one and really like it and so I'm going to buy another for my bedroom wall. Maybe it's a little expensive for what it is but it's really easy and looks good when it's up.

They were easy to install and adhere well. Using in bathroom and did not have to paint since my walls were already white. Look very neat and clean and great protection for the drywall corners. Gives them a nice finished look.

would buy again little pricey but worth it

There is a corner of my wall next to the stairs, where the wallpaper is coming off, and it is is so old and dry I could not get adhesive to stick the wallpaper back onto the wall. I applied this corner guard, and although it was difficult to cut (where one of the steps sticks out I tried to cut a curve into it), once the double stick tape touched the wallpaper it adhered immediately and completely. I planned on painting the corner guard to match the wallpaper, but the nearly white/ivory color looks perfect.The only thing to note is that when I removed the label I tried to use a paper towel and water to remove the label glue, and the residual glue turned pink! I was able to completely wipe that off.I have another corner that has an unattractive clear guard that was nailed into the wall--I plan on replacing that with one of these corner guards.

Very small.After bought something else I understood the price is very very high.Didn't manage to return it because it's a 3rd party and not directly from Amazon (tried a few time, too hard for some reason)

Ordered this to use in our garage to help preserve the corner wall of our garbage can area. No matter how careful we are, the corner wall of that area has been slowly being chipped and nicked away by the weekly in/out of the trash bins.Since this is for use in our garage, precise aesthetics were not all that important, but I will say that it's actually not at all unsightly. By no means does it blend in, so if using in the house, even painted to match the walls, it would definitely be noticeable.For the garage however, I didn't even bother to paint it since our garage walls are a similar white.The peel off adhesive seems to hold well (a couple of months since installation). The strip is rigid with just enough flex/play in it to allow for a not-exactly-straight corner.If I could improve on this in one way, I would love if there were more wider and longer size options. For garage use, something as wide as 3" would be ideal.

I needed one of these at work…as my chair was constantly banging up against a square structural pillar just behind me. I trimmed it at home with a Dremel hand-motor….creating a rounded top end. Once at work, I peeled the paper off the adhesive strips and attempted to apply it to the corner…the tape was too recessed to stick properly to the wall. I ended up buying a tube of Construction Adhesive…no more problem.

Works great for keeping my dog from digging up my window sills. I have a 90 pound german shepherd and she is always jumping up in the window and digging them up. This prevents that.