RoomMatesStickTILES Traditional Marble Peel and Stick Backsplash Tiles - 4 Per Pack, Blue and White - TIL3229FLT

Very happy with this purchase! I didn't use these tiles as a backsplash, but what I did use it for shows how versatile this product can be with a little bit of vision/imagination.I was looking for an easy and inexpensive solution to add character to my new home by creating a "frame" to my boring builder grade guest and master bathroom mirrors and came across this product. I love the transformation this created for my bathrooms. These tiles look great and the color is beautiful.The tiles were easy to cut/trim and apply. It is very hard to tell that this is not actually a frame on these mirrors. You would have to either know it's not or be closely inspecting it. The adhesion was very forgiving on the mirrors, which is great for when you are trying to line it up.With 4 sheets in a pack for a good price, this is definitely one of the better deals on Amazon for products in this category.With some of my left over tiles, I decided it was time to give my boring all white electric fireplace a facelift with paint and some of the tile. It also turned out great with the tile adding that extra character it needed.

Beautiful peel-and-stick tile!Note: these are definitely BLUE and not grey like the picture shows. Thankfully I looked at the reviews so I knew what to expect. The color does seem to vary some between packages as well, so keep that in mind. Some of mine were more blue, some more grey. Despite that, the color seems fairly well-blended when all is said and done. Nothing sticks out as overtly different.These were easy to apply and adjust, with some wiggle room for kitchens that aren’t perfectly aligned. If I can do it, anyone can! I’m very happy with the end result - it doesn’t need to be perfectly done to look great!The adhesion is decent but I used an additional adhesive spray per some suggestions and it seemed to help. Some of the edges are a little iffy on sticking so I will likely have to apply more there. Either way I’m not concerned about them falling down.Be sure to order more than you think you need. 12 sheets covered one side of my rather small kitchen. More are arriving so I can finish the job.

I received my packs of the RoomMates Traditional Marble Peel and Stick Wallcoverings back-splash tiles and as soon as I received them I started the application. That was 3-days ago. I had a big area and completed in two days. I worked left to right for the application.I had to order 11 packs of four and had ordered just enough. Make sure you purchase an extra pack in case of a mistake along the way (as I did). In my opinion, the hardest part of the whole process starting to get the paper backing off of the tiles followed by matching up the tiles at the very end, especially when you have less than an inch remaining. My old back-splash had metal strips placed horizontally and it was easier to keep those on the area being covered.Follow the instructions and watch the video provided with the pictures above and you will not have a problem in the application. The video was a big help.

I wanted an inexpensive update that I could do myself. After reading all the reviews, I decided to try this project.The tiles are not going to fool anyone into thinking that they're real from closer then 10 feet. That said, when you can't can't put in real tile, and the choice is between this and another laminate surface or paint, this sure does look a lot better. The effect is very attractive as long as you don't expect it to look real. It's very shiny, and I love the pattern.It took me about 6 hours to do my kitchen, and I've never done anything like this before or it would have gone faster. I tried to decide between a 12 inch brand of tile and a 10 inch brand, and I'm glad I went with these. I think that the larger tiles although they would have covered more surface area, would have been harder to put up. Most of these tiles I had to pull off the wall and reposition several times.the adhesive is strong and didn't give me any problems. I stuck it right over a prior flat laminate backsplash that I washed and cleaned really well.Cutting is simple. I started with a straight razor and exacto knife but decided that the scissors were actually much easier. The lines on the tile make it easy to cut a straight line. All I needed was a level, a pencil, scissors and a measuring tape. Take your time and go slow. There are a couple areas where I overlap the tiles by a little bit, and when you do that from far away you can see the seam because it's a little thicker there. Do yourself a favor and work to get it right. that said, the project was pretty forgiving, and for never having done anything like this before, it didn't frustrate me too much and I'm very happy with the result.

Waaaaay easier and cheaper than installing tile. And you can't tell it's not tile. Adds a really fun pop of color to my boring kitchen.But I followed the other reviewers' advice, so I think that's why mine worked so well. I carefully measured the wall, then thoroughly cleaned and dried the wall. Prior to sticking each tile on the wall I warmed the area up with a blow drier to ensure each tile would adhere properly. About a week later there was one area that was peeling, and that was due to my poor overlap job. I just glued it down. It has been 2 months and there have been no problems. So I love it. Good luck.