Tic Tac Tiles Peel and Stick Self Adhesive Removable Stick On Kitchen Backsplash Bathroom 3D Wall Sticker Wallpaper Tiles in Small Square Designs (Vetro Aqua & Glassy Peacock) (10, Aqua Vetro)

This photo does these tiles no justice. When the landlord won’t let you paint and you just can’t stand the sadness of the forlorn bathroom anymore....these temporary tiles were an instant anti depressant. They turned out absolutely beautifully. I was very surprised how beautiful they actually look. I had previously bought some very high end metallic mosaic tiles for the space & they were beyond a nightmare to try and install.This was easy- if done properly meaning starting with a spotlessly clean surface And taking your time - Which is why my partner did it instead of me. Really not an A type personality project IMO.We used three packets of tiles to do this small area as some had to be cut to fit the space. I will definitely order from this company again in this project line really pleased with the outcome. Bravo Tic Tac.

Just what I needed to upgrade the kitchen a little. The paint was chipping on the wall and it just looked crappy. Unless I was going to repaint the whole kitchen there really wasn’t any other way to fix it. Well then I came across these. I was really happy because it costs less then buying paint and all the supplies. Took way less time too. Pretty easy to install and they look great. You can pull it off once and restick it if you mess up just make sure you get it right the 2nd time. It will pull some paint off with it but as long as there is enough sticky part still there you’ll be good. Even better though try to get it right the first time. There are a few spots that aren’t perfect on mine but you can’t really tell. I actually have to really look and search to find any mistakes. I ordered a few more pieces to complete the side part of the wall that’s unfinished.

Looks great, pretty easy to put on. Only problem was the edges had to be super glued down. They kept wanting to curl back up. I added the self stick trim to the top edge and that helped hold the edges down and I think it added to the look. I caulked the bottom edge. Overall I’m pleased with the outcome. This is in a camper.

I was hesitant when I first got these - they looked a little cheap. But they look great once installed! I ran it along two side walls of a kitchenette. One wall was short and led up to an outside corner. I would always have people complimenting me on the tile, then they notice at the corner where it is visibly only a few millimeters thick. They are always amazed that it is peel-and-stick!Only thing I recommend is to read the instructions. I didn’t, because it seemed self-explanatory and directions seemed silly. BUT! The tiles are made to where they should only lap on one side. It’s not obvious when looking at the tiles, but the height and width of the tiles are different by a millimeter or two. I got thru my first box, out of three, before I realized there is actually a method to laying the tiles out. So the “grout lines” on my first box didn’t quite make a straight line in some areas because of this. It wasn’t obvious unless you are up close and looking at it, but it did trigger my OCD, so I wish I’d read the instructions beforehand.

Color is as shown, installation is pretty simple/easy if you follow directions. Used a utility knife and metal ruler/edge with no problem.I selected this product because it stated it was removable. It is, but it takes paint with it! As I was placing tiles, it would stick to the wall without any pressure, if it just tapped the wall and not where you want it. It does appear to stick very well and I don't believe I'll have an issue with that.When I opened the packaging, I was hit with a strong musty/moldy smell. I left it sit out for several days and it lessened some. It's been on the wall for 5 days and still has an unpleasant odor when walking into the room. This is why I gave only 3 stars. Otherwise would have given 4.5 starsI have emailed the company to ask if the odor will ever dissipate completely and am awaiting an answer before placing any more tiles.

I tried doing a small space (right behind the sink) first because I did not think I would want too much of this. But I found it did so much for the appearance of my wall that I ordered more. You do not need extraordinary patience to work with this stuff and you don't need anything more than a scissors. One precaution-if you are going to be working around outlets or a wall-mounted shelf, think ahead and be careful (plan) so that your pieces line up (this will make sense when you get to that point). I goofed and ended up with the tile being offset, but I kind of like the way it looks anyway as you cannot see the seems where the pieces join unless you look really close-up.

Appearance is fine. They tiles themselves peel from the backing, and the backing peels from the recently painted wall. I waited three days to apply these. I am so unhappy about having to find another wall covering.

We used this to add some color to the corner of our kitchen in our new RV. So easy to cut , easy to size easier to install and they have held well during summer in taxes while full-time.