rubber edge trim

We're a Subaru family and all have this problem. If you have a Subaru (at least an older one), the rubber wears out near the front causing wind noise. I've used this u-channel trim for years to slide over existing rubber that causes it to hold tight to window. Cut to length need and It stay's on very well, but sometime will fall off over time - hence the need for order a long string of trim to replace.

I had to cut a metal bicycle fender to clear the chain. This left a sharp, unfinished edge. So I added this trim and because I had to make a sharp bend and it was mounted to a moving bicycle I added some RTV and zip tied it on tight overnight. It came out great and looks professional and is safe.

Refurbished a dresser mirror in a small room to add illusion of greater depth. Sharp edges on mirror concerned me and wanted minimal framing. The Tintvent rubber edge trim at 1/8 inch inner width fit the edges of the mirror perfectly. Cut it with box cutter, set it outside in sunshine for 30 minutes and went on edge of mirror like a breeze.

Utilized this to create an edge for a modified trunk interior and it worked super well

This is more like a soft vinyl than a rubber. It bends around corners without folding, but I had to use double back tape to keep it in place. Very thin, no density or substance to it. Good for decorative trim, not so much for something that will be used. My bad. Just know it has no function other than decorative in my mind