Art3d Peel and Stick Backsplashes Tile

I was a bit hesitant to go with a stick tile, but I fell in love with the design/color of these Art3D Distressed Wood tile sheets! I waited 3 weeks before making this review and the tiles are still holding strong! The trick is you must have a smooth surface. As per others’ recommendations, I did buy a few cans of spray Gorilla Glue, but didn’t even need it. My walls are textured from floor to ceiling with Knockdown texture, so I had to smooth the area where I would be applying the tiles. I measured off the area, applied 2 coats of Red Devil Onetime Lightweight Spackling (sanded between coats), wiped down the walls with a damp rag to remove dust, then applied 2 coats of Kills 2 primer. Once dry (I gave it 24 hours), I began installing the tiles and applied pressure to all of the surface so that it would adhere evenly to the wall. As for the quality of the tiles, they exceeded my expectations! Each sheet consists of individual tiles held together by the adhesive backing. Cutting through the tiles and in between the tiles was easy. I just used a ruler and guided a utility knife along it a few times to create a valley. Then I freehanded the cut by applying pressure as I slid the knife through the valley. The tiles are thick, so it did take a while to cut through them, but all cuts were straight and clean. I was so pleased with how the backsplash and wall looked that I ordered 2 more boxes to do another area of my bathroom. The area shown in the pictures only used up 1.5 boxes. To finish off the tile edge, I used Art3d Gray Adhesive Threshold Vinyl Strip and it goes really well with the Distressed Wood! I highly recommend these tiles if you’re on a tight budget and enjoy DIY projects! Definitely take some time to do the prep work on your walls beforehand though and pace yourself during installation.