Easy to paint, easy to install, easy to cut. If you screw up, it's easy enough to use paintable caulk and fill the mistake and paint it with the metallic paint. The problem is that it takes several coats of paint to hide the white. I suggest a dark latex paint prior to applying the metallic paint. The paint needs to be thoroughly dry between coats or there will be serious pick-up.  I  used Rust-Oleum Metallic Accents Metallic Bronze. For 110 square feet, it took 3 quarts of the paint. I made the mistake of NOT using a darker primer base coat. With the photos shown, I hadn't completed the finishing work. I still need to caulk and do paint touch up. 

These worked out so well, that I ordered a different design for my office and I'll probably order another design for the basement where the weight machine and cardio equipment are used.