eazart Peel and Stick Tile Backsplash 6PCS Mother of Pearl Shell Mosaic Stick on Decor for Kitchen Living Room Bathroom (Ivory White)

Used these tiles for a electric fireplace surround I built. Was an easy solution to not having to tile or use shiplap or some other form of decorative material to complete the fireplace. I needed to cut/trim some of the edges and used a sawmax with the tile blade and masking tape on the tile to eliminate any chipping. Worked beautifully and love the result. Took about half hour to complete. Tile adhesive is super strong. Make sure you have it in place to start and peel away the backing while adhering it to your surface. Would recommend and love the finished product.

I used this mother of pearl tile to finish the top of our shower area. It is solid tile with great adhesion. Plan it out in advance before sticking on because it does not remove easy (this is a good thing). I used a Ryobi Rotary tool to cut the tile, you will need this (or an equivalent tool) to cut it quickly and correctly. As in a previous review noted I used DAP 18539 Kwik Seal Plus Bisque caulking to fill in the small joint and corner gaps, it works perfectly. I ordered on Amazon because I could not find it at my local Lowes or Home Depot. This is a really nice quality product and worth the price.

I had the great idea to use these tiles for a fireplace surround I was building for my home. I absolutely love the end result, these look so rich and elegant. The adhesion is really really strong so be careful of placement there is really no saving the from damage if you need to peel it back off cause you messed up. I plan on using these for many more projects.

It is BEAUTIFUL!!!1) Use Sheetrock putty to fill the visible gaps between sheets if they catch your eye. Perfect solution.2) Use a Dremel style cutting tool.a tight fit requires precise cuts, and you need a small blade for that. Leaves a beautiful clean edge, no chipping.3) ThINK before you stick.because once you place it, it ain’t moving. You’ll rip the adhesive off the back and Leave chunks of it on the wall.That’s not a design flaw. It’s meant to stay put.4) Degrease the surface for best adhesion. Wood or tile especially, but also kitchen backsplash/painted sheetrock. 409 and a cloth work fine for that.

I used this as a kitchen backsplash, and I do think it is gorgeous. However, it is suggested to use caulk for gap lines, and I feel like my gap lines still show up. Also, sometimes, if you align the tiles too tightly, it is a problem...