STICKGOO 100-Pieces Peel and Stick Backsplash, 3" x 6" PVC Wall Tile, Marble White Stick on Backsplash for Kitchen/Bathroom/Fireplace

I made some mistakes early on which cost me a few tiles, but now it looks good and wasn't too hard to install. One suggestion I'll give is to clean a small portion of the surface that you're covering at a time. If the surface is still just a bit damp it will be easier to adjust the tile to make sure it's in the right place. They stick just fine, and once dried the adhesion is tight! But until it dries (maybe 10 or 15 minutes) you can still move the tile or even pull it off without damaging it.

Absolutely love these! Used them for bottom half wall in bathroom. They are 3M and have excellent sticking power. If removed these will probably take the paint with them. But the look like real tile.

Love these! Super easy to cut and install with kitchen shears! It has a thicker sticky pad that I installed on walls that were far from smooth. Be precise when you place them because they will pull off layers of paint and drywall if you try to pull them off to adjust.

I liked the tile very much. It worked well. But when you try to stick them to the wall they don’t always stay down. It needs more sticky adhesive on it.

Great product give yourself time to order tiles in the pattern that you want. Measure twice cut once peel stick and go

They only last one month or so before you need to buy more to replace the ones that have fallen off the wall and onto the stove while cooking. I have patches of empty wall where it tore off pant and got stuck to my countertop. It don’t even disperse a star

I covered my kitchen backsplash twice in 3 years with TicTac tiles. The seams lifted terribly. I decided to try these because they are much thicker and sturdier. I prepped my wall well by sanding first, then filling any uneven areas with plaster patch, then sanding again. Lastly, I washed the walls and let them dry completely. The tiles are easy to install, just take your time. You can score a straight line with a utility blade or box cutter and snap them for a straight cut, or use heavy utility scissors to cut corners or curves. Once you press them down, they will not come up to reposition without damage, so place carefully. I did rub a little plaster patch into some of the tiny gaps I had, then wiped the top of the tiles, and it hid the seams very well. I think third time is the charm and these will last for years.

These are pretty but it is hard to line up the marble vein lines. They are hard to cut. I am returning 1 box since I didn't realize the issue until after I started to apply the first box.