Real tile backsplash?
Hi all. My class A has mirrors behind the kitchen sink and stovetop. It is attached to the wall with double sided tape, so it is easily removable. I am thinking about replacing it with smart tiles,...
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I found it.
This is what I have used and they do call it non sanded but it's not like the cement type stuff at all.
I didnt let it dry and haze over like traditional type. Smear it in and wipe off tiles.
One example
I used 3/4 plywood and sealed it so the wood wasn't porous. This is 2x2 tile iirc. I used flexible adhesive grout to stick them and then filled all the joints with the tube product that I linked to.
Back splash too. All the walls were made of cheap luan 1/4" with 2 or 3 coats of rot doctor 2 part epoxy wood sealer so the wood finish was sort of matte/glossy and sealed.
This is what I have used and they do call it non sanded but it's not like the cement type stuff at all.
I didnt let it dry and haze over like traditional type. Smear it in and wipe off tiles.
One example
I used 3/4 plywood and sealed it so the wood wasn't porous. This is 2x2 tile iirc. I used flexible adhesive grout to stick them and then filled all the joints with the tube product that I linked to.
Back splash too. All the walls were made of cheap luan 1/4" with 2 or 3 coats of rot doctor 2 part epoxy wood sealer so the wood finish was sort of matte/glossy and sealed.
