DIY | HOW TO INSTALL PEEL & STICK VINYL TILE BACKSPLASH

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Want the look of a tile back splash, But the simplicity of a diy project? This is the video to watch. I show how easy it is to accomplish this look. This is perfect for someone who isn't sure what they want, Might change it up in the future or live in an apartment or rental.


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[gic]

Around the window, may I suggest instead of doing all that extra stuff, find one of white papers that you peeled off the back of an already applied tile (or the clear film off the front of an already applied tile) cut it around the edges of the sill with a razor blade, and use that as a template to trace the shape onto the back of the tile you’re about to install. A lot less aggravating. I just found out about peel and stick tiles like 10min ago..I think I’ll remodel my kitchen next month. Thank you for your video! It was very helpful!

[chrisby]

I love how detailed you are on “how to” do it. THANK YOU!!!

[brandonreese]

Using the same piece in the corner for the tile to flow from wall-to-wall is the best piece of advice in this video. Well done, Ryan.

[nvdceb]

I don't know why you got thumbs down for this! This work was amazing. Beats mixing concrete and placing spacers in between any day.

[teeforthewin]

This is amazing! Best video on how to install the peel and stick backsplash that I’ve seen yet and you give a very thorough explanation of your process and you have some very handy tips and tricks. I’ll be referring to this later when I do mine. Thank you!!

[lindaburnside]

i have seen other videos where people installed these tiles. Nobody else used a straight cut tool like you did. Very clever!

[hrlib]

The straight edge you used for cutting is genius. When we put up our peel and stick tiles. We used sheets of scrap paper (the same size as our tiles) cutting them to size around difficult corners, such as your window trim. Then we transferred our paper template to the tile, so our cuts were perfect every time. Knowing we had ordered the exact number of tiles needed, (to keep cost down) the paper templates saved us from messing up. Thanks for the great video guide it helped us a lot.

[hemipowersrt]

Love the way your corner cut came out.

[tomninos]

After I saw this video I purchased a straight cut tool like you used and it was well worth it. Easy to follow video and made my installation much easier to do. Thanks!

[susanneallison]

That’s what I wanted 10 years ago when hubby renovated kitchen. He said it was to hard, so easy way for him was cutting wall board that looked like tile...thing now I can do this! Thanks

[marshannajohnson]

People sleep on those peel and stick tiles. I put some on my backsplash and everyone that comes to my apartment gives me compliments all the time. When I tell them they are peel and stick, their mouths drop!!

[patriciagantz]

I bought the ceramic and glass 12x12 panels from Lowe’s . I took the old backsplash off and glued and screwed a piece of luan on the wall . The panels had a sticky foam panel on the back . I used 3M spray glue on the walls for true contact when placing panels on the wall . It was Glue to Glue contact ! I also bought a $39 Harbor Freight tile cutter, it worked AWESOME ! It’s not a everyday professional grade tool but it worked for 20 feet of wall . The only problem I had was if you slipped putting the panels on they were STUCK ! I screwed up twice and had to DIG it off the wall with a screwdriver ! I ruined two panels but bought extras because the store was a hour away . It looks professional !

[rangerup]

I never even knew this product existed. WOW! The applications I could have used this on over the years would have saved me a bunch of money and looked better in the process. Great stuff.

[LHeminway]

I have subway tiles in my Amazon cart to see what I think of the quality. This video helped me think it is possible for me to actually do it myself.

[chrislee]

A tip for anybody thinking of trying this, if your wall is textured or has paint less than a few months old, be careful. It will not last, but you can do what I did and apply construction adhesive as well as spray on adhesive to each tile sticker so it won’t fall off. It is a very tedious process, and if you make mistakes or try to cover any types of ledges it will look like an obvious sticker so just be careful. It’s pretty pricy not much cheaper than doing real tile.

[linkthompson]

I did this about a year ago in my kitchen. This kitchen actually looks like mine, lol. This product was really good. It's a lot of cutting in certain spots but I feel like I did a great job. My wife loves it!!

[aqhasassy]

Glad I found this. I’m about to do the same layout.

Other than behind my stove, the remainder will require about 1 1/2 “ extra directly under the cabinets.
Abt 13 1/2 “ from cabinet to lower edge.

You did an outstanding job.

[kathrynnard]

I did my backspace with peel tile from the dollar tree. Also did the same with my fireplace with the stone peel and tile from the dollar tree. If your tile is exposed to the sun, cut the sticky plastic part on the back and put hot glue on it and close it back up. If you don't, the sun will cause it to swell.
Good job guy.

[JD-tnnb]

This is so amazing. You’re a genius. This saves thousands of dollars. Great video, thank you.

[cherrypie]

Thanks for the tip on the straight line cutter instead of scissors! Really thorough! Looks brill too