🧡 ATMOMO 5M Orange Flexible Trim for DIY Car Interior Exterior Moulding - Decorative Line Strip Review

Bought for my orange crossbar, color matched. If you want to do more than that, grab a few reels. They have no glue, they just have a protruding flat part that fits into cracks in the dashboard.

They add a nice little accent to your car. Some of the gaps might be too big to fit well, I guess it just depends on the car. It's "dark blue" but it's not dark at all. It's more like a blue Dodger or Cubs. My charger is indigo and it fits very well. For what I did, I needed 2 packs.

Lovweeee this order is dragging more coils and also the ones for rims stay tuned. This is my second review. I ordered another batch, this time I ordered two. Now I have finished the interior of my SUV. July 11 update. They'll be out in a few weeks. It was very hot, I thought they would stick a little to the car's trim. One came out of the rear seat door handle, so now it doesn't fit in the back.

I used several brands of this accent material. This 5M is slightly thinner and softer than other 3Ms I've used. If you have more lush areas I would recommend 5M. It seems to bend the corners a little better. Just a note: the colors fade in the sun, and the heat of summer and cold of winter end up making it so dull that it doesn't stay in place very well. An exchange is possible after a few years.

If you have an older car the gaps in your fairing aren't as tight as new ones so I had to use some glue to hold them in but I'm sure new cars do fine is working. Adds a nice contrast to the car and in your favorite color too. My only complaint is that you don't get too much for a roll, I was able to line each door on my 2996 Dodge Charger and also offset around the pillar and only have a little left. So I would recommend getting a few if you want to trim everything in your car.

Just ordered a second bag in this material. The first was enough to build my entire 2009 Subaru Forester. Be aware that you will have to get creative with some of these as some cracks may not be strong enough for this and you don't want to do this in the sun as they heat up very quickly and become soft even using your hands, the warmth of your hands will soften it. You really need to keep it cool for the stiffness to help you push it through. It made my car a lot cooler. I love it. Just be…

I have to say the app is tested. You might think that this type of product is sticky, but it isn't. It's simply made to fit between those cracks and gaps in your car. You can be sneaky and use a little glue in other places, but that's too much. I've just made a few and plan to add more later. To give an example of length, on my Nissan Versa 08 hatchback I could line up both doors, a little on the dash, and about one of the rear doors. It's long, but you'll be surprised at how fast it goes. I…

I went with the standard blue. I have a 2020 Jeep Cherokee Upland with blue stitching and the colors match as expected. It fits better than the photos would show. This blue is essentially a sky blue that looks like neon depending on how the light hits it. I originally bought this hoping to remove the gaps in the fairing around the climate controls, but the gap is too big. I suppose you could glue it, but I don't want to go that far. I did the area around the switch which was my other idea and…