Art3d Peel and Stick Backsplash Tiles, 10 Sheets Stick on Subway Tiles for Kitchen, Bathroom in Brown Square Marble Design, 12" x 12"

We put the removable tile over existing tiled backsplash. The finished backsplash looks nice. It was really hard to line up the tile the first time, so it was necessary to align multiple times before pressing down. At times, the adhesive was so strong that the sheet ripped between the individual tiles. The multi-colored tile in the middle accent was Dewoo. That tile did not rip if it had to be realigned before final placement.

Because of the lines in this pattern it did take my husband a little while to put this up getting it straight. Otherwise it was quite easy. The colors absolutely pop in my kitchen. My husband and I both love it! I would definitely recommend!

We bought a low profile microwave so we needed to do so something to the walls where the old microwave went. This was a good 8 hour project for us because we wanted to do it right. We pulled out the stove and removed the old microwave. We washed the walls to get food/grease off it, then patched the holes where the old microwave mounted. After that dried I hit the entire area with a sander to scuff the old paint and smooth out old paint lines and sand down the wall putty we used to fix the holes. We then primed the entire area with paint primer. We did this because 1) the purpose of primer is to bond to the wall and 2) adhere whatever comes next, be it paint or vinyl adhesive to that wall. It worked perfectly.We started in the lower left corner and moved to the right. Learning to peel off 4-6” at a time, folding back the paper, and press that down before peeling more off moving to the next few inches. You should not peel off an entire tile and then try to place it. If any part of the adhesive touches the wall, you are done… it’s going to take part of the wall with it to remove it.The trick we used is I would fit the piece where it needed to go, and I would hold it in place at the bottom or side while my wire peeled the backing from the top and folded it down or just tore it off. We would adhere that top part then continue to pull the backing from the underside and stick the tiles down every 2 rows of tile. We even used it to cover over an old cable TV box that’s no longer used, but not before stuffing it with an Easter egg for some future renovator. :)

You have to be carefull and it does not cut as easy as you would like but the results are freaking spatacular in the RV. Plus this Pattern is pretty forgiving.

I've been thinking about putting peel and stick tile over the ugly white tile around my fireplace for YEARS. I can't believe I didn't do it sooner. These are SO easy to use and they look fantastic. They're easy to cut with GOOD scissors or a razor knife and a straight edge. I made sure I cleaned my existing tile really well before I started and they stuck wonderfully. The spots where you overlap the tiles is nearly impossible to see unless you're really looking for them and even then, I takes me a minute to see them. Just take your time and make sure you're lining everything up properly before you stick them down and you'll be good to go.

They really nice however they don’t stick as much so you will have to use something to secure it so it doesn’t come off in the future

I love, love, love this!! It has changed the whole look and feel of my kitchen. The previous owners ran the cream Formica up the wall as a backsplash. I didn't like that look because it seemed so dated and sterile look. Adding these peel and stick tiles to the wall have made my kitchen look so warm and inviting! While it was frustrating at time to put them on and measuring and cutting (and occasionally getting it wrong and throwing out a tile) it was a totally worthwhile project to do! I have a some left overs in case I need them, but for now, I just love this look!!

The media could not be loaded.  This was an 8 hour project. Clean runs 2 minutes per tile. It is the corners, around the outlets etc calculate extra time. We had fun upgrading our backsplash, we spread it over the weekend but we love the results. This vinyl is very forgiving. Once you have it in place it sticks tight. Not great for sheet rock with paint.Buy an extra box. I did and we just had 2 sheets left. You will have to cut sheets here and there so you loose full sheets. We had to cut extra pieces here and there.Overall easy to do, but take your time.Love the results!!!

Biggest problem was lining up the next panel as they tend to stick while you are trying. It didn't end up perfect, I used these in our rv., but overall, it looks good from 5 feet. One pack behind stove and counter/sink took about 2 hours.

Easy to install and made a huge difference in our budget kitchen makeover. I found using a little 3M spray adhesive helped the sheets stick a little better. We get a ton of compliments on the “tiles”.” They look real unless you’re in for close inspection. Here’s some before and after photos.

Rv back splash. Perfect

Surprised me ! I’m so pleased . Good product.

definitely would buy this again !