Trim Between Counter and Backsplash

Mine has a trim with a small cove on top and enough flange below to nail to back of counter top plywood. I think this is kind of normal and I think this aluminimum trim style is available out there somewhere. Can't remember where i saw it.

thanks danrhodes and roadtripper ... another question along the same line or area at least... I think I made a mistake when I made my countertop and I didn't extend it beyond my cabinet base.  So it's flush all the way around.  How does the aluminum trim go on the counter?  Is it just a right angle the covers the top and front and nails on?  Or is it supposed to go around the top, front and bottom?  I really thought I was paying attention to all these details when I removed stuff, but clearly not!

My counter was flush with my cabinet. your right the little lip sits on top and goes down in front then nails on. I ended up using screws as suggested by someone on here.

There is a thread on here with links to the different kind of cove molding for the corner. Ill see if I can find it.

Edit: I found them but they wernt that useful, Ill just post a few links here. 

This is what I used for the front edge
www.homedepot.com/p/M-D-Building-Products-96-in-Decorative-Aluminum-Edging-A811-for-3-4-in-Material-Thickness-in-Polished-70409/204955706?AID=11210757&PID=3747368&SID=j6f05nf5su0004m6001rw&cm_mmc=CJ-_-3747368-_-11210757&cj=true

This is what I used for my corners
www.homedepot.com/p/Fasade-4-ft-Brushed-Aluminum-Inside-Corner-Trim-162-08/202980567?MERCH=REC-_-PIPHorizontal1_rr-_-202025360-_-202980567-_-N&AID=11210757&PID=3747368&SID=j6f03o1txz0004m6001rw&cm_mmc=CJ-_-3747368-_-11210757&cj=true

But If I do it again(not sure if im replacing counters on airfyte or not yet) I would use this for the corners
www.homedepot.com/p/M-D-Building-Products-96-in-Decorative-Aluminum-Cove-A747-in-Anodized-70243/204955714

It staples to the back like regular gimp. When installed tightly, the flap forms a nice curve. Some campers even used in place of the tubular gimp, but mine only used on the counter. I don't like gimp on the floor because it's hard to clean, but I think I might consider this next time for a clean look.

(Forgive the dirty counter... Never cleaned up after last trip)

I think it might be a wash with aluminum as the only source I could find is the expensive Vintage Trailer Supply, but it's definitely a 5 minute install.

Mel, why do you say you'd use something different for the corners?  Do you not like the cove moulding you used?  Or was it hard to use?SaveSave