Tic Tac TilesPeel and Stick Self Adhesive Removable Stick On Kitchen Backsplash Bathroom Metallic Tiles (Silver Grey, 6)

Easy to apply, lots of compliments. Tough material, used a multi tool with the wood blade for best results.

Though very pretty and substantial/quality material; it is very thick/tough to cut. I had to also buy a small circular saw in order to use this peel and stick tile.

We have used these tiles on several backsplash projects. They are easy to install and are very sticky. You don't want to stick them unless you want them there forever because these things are tough.I like to cut them with the oscillating tool and a razor and they work great.Finish them off with a little adhesive 1/4 round and you are set!

I bought these to try and add a little color and update feel to my parents kitchen. I love how sturdy it is. I even cut myself trying to open the packaging not knowing how hard the material was. It's absolute beautiful. I love how strong the adhesive is and how well it sticks. I messed up a few times and tried to take the entire tile off, it was nearly impossible. Once you stick it on, it definitely stays. Of course you're able to pry them off with some force. But the backing plus adhesive would come off. I like how I'm also able to cut the tiles into separate pieces, and also cut to resize them. I was too anxious and start applying full tiles on before getting used to how strong the adhesive was. I ended up having to pray some pieces off, and work with less rows to avoid any mistakes. Would definitely purchase again!

Here is an honest review. The tiles themselves are very sturdy and easy to cut with wire snippers. The sticky material on the back that sticks to the wall is VERY strong. I have no issues with that. The problem I do have however is the sticky part that hold the tile on to the padding. It seems as though it was not stuck onto the tile as good as it should be, and for that I cannot say how long this product will hold up. I wish they would have adhered the tiles with a better glue to the padding. Each piece of imitation stone is individually stuck to the square. I would imagine if you don't plan to mess with them they should stay on well. My plan is to get by for a year until I can completely tear out my kitchen and redo it the way I would like. This is a temporary fix. With that being said they do look like stone. I also replaced my door handles with some I got off Amazon and am very pleased along with the Epoxy kit I used to seal my counter top.

I love love these! Way better than what you can get at home improvement stores. The texture of these are nice. Tips if you purchase; go ahead and cut the down and install smaller sections to avoid the gaps between each tile. I did a custom backsplash over tile along with another square metal tile. It was really fun to work with these. A razor knife and tin snips are all you need! Don’t be afraid to use grout on the edges and even where your spaces may show.

I needed some tile to cover a couple homemade wooden end tables. The frame was real wood, but used plywood for the top. The tiles stuck really well. I used my Cutco Super Shears to trim the pieces and filed the edges with 100 grit sandpaper. There was some minor cracking as I cut through the tiles, but not too noticeable. Cutting requires a lot of hand strength...but maybe tile cutters would make it easier. I did use some grout between the edges and frame just to tidy it up.

These tiles looks and feel amazing. Great way to update your kitchen with not much effort and doesn’t break the back.... really easy to do for diy home projects. I love the look of them and how durable they feel. Not cheap material at all. Once it got stuck I was really stuck and very hard to come off but overall I don’t want it to come off anyway.