BeNice Peel and Stick Backsplash for Kitchen Tile,Peel and Stick Tiles for Walls Tile Stickers Waterproof Marble Tile Backsplash 3.85"x11.73"(16Tiles) (Beige Travertine)

I bought this tile to do my kitchen backsplash. I'd been waiting for my husband to do it for years and finally decided I was going to try to do it myself. I wasn't sure about peel and stick tile; I was really afraid it would look cheap, but I was surprised when the shipment arrived. It's actually very good quality. It has a nice thickness and weight to it, doesn't easily bend if you try to flex it, and definitely didn't feel cheap at all. I had bought an X-Acto knife to make any necessary cuts but, unfortunately, an X-Acto is no match for this tile. The tile is tough and feels very much like plexiglass, so I strongly recommend finding something that is rated for cutting plexiglass. I ended up using a combination of the X-Acto and then my kitchen shears which really wasn't ideal as it didn't leave the edges of the tile as smooth as I would've liked.Sadly, I only did three small sections of my backsplash with this tile before I had to call it quits. It wasn't the fault of the tile, though - it's my kitchen. I have an odd angle in a corner of my kitchen where I just couldn't get the tile to lay properly. It's not a nice, sharp angle; the angle is sort of curved and no matter what I did, I couldn't make it look right.Although I didn't end up keeping the tile, I can tell you the adhesive is SUPER strong. Be really sure you're putting the tile where you want it because it's next to impossible to remove it once it's placed: it sticks immediately! I can tell you from experience that this adhesive works just fine with knockdown (textured) drywall. We ended up having the backsplash tiled professionally with ceramic subway tile and the installer had quite a time getting this tile off the wall before he could start applying the mud.I would definitely have done my entire backsplash with this tile if it wasn't for my wonky wall, and I'm actually kicking myself now for returning the unused tile because it would have been perfect to use in our camper to give it a little refresh.

These look really nice. Just be sure you are careful to place they exactly right the first time as they are difficult (but not impossible) to remove. I also found these were easier to cut with a good pair of scissors rather than a utility knife .

If you are thinking of cutting the tile for smaller tile pieces , its very hard to do it with scissors !