SMART Tiles

sullivanclan wrote:
We did ours actually while out at a campsite. Had extras and did around the bathroom sink as well. Real simple, but it did take a bit of practice on the first one or two. (Buy a few extra). We cleaned and degreased with typical cleaner first. No issues, they have held up well through hot weather and cold winter temps.

Thank you.

We did ours actually while out at a campsite. Had extras and did around the bathroom sink as well. Real simple, but it did take a bit of practice on the first one or two. (Buy a few extra). We cleaned and degreased with typical cleaner first. No issues, they have held up well through hot weather and cold winter temps.

ThomBoles wrote:

AllegroD wrote:
Thanks guys. I think we can move forward with this. Appreciate the comments.

ThomBoles, Your pic did not post.

Hmm, I see it. It's here if you really want to see it.

I can see the first one now. It was the network I was on. Thanks. That looks nice. We are looking at the subway tiles. Might go with a darker tile, though.

I install mine 5-6 years ago and it looks like I did it yesterday.

AllegroD wrote:
Thanks guys. I think we can move forward with this. Appreciate the comments.

ThomBoles, Your pic did not post.

Hmm, I see it. It's here if you really want to see it.

Thanks guys. I think we can move forward with this. Appreciate the comments.

ThomBoles, Your pic did not post.

I did ours either 3 or 4 years ago. I made sure that I removed all the raised edges and did a very good job of cleaning and degreasing. They went on easily. They still look as good as the day I finished.

If you look about 8" from the corner you will see that we left the cover strip between the 2 pieces of "wallpaper" (vertical line in the material that looks like a bubble). I would say if you can remove that without damage that might be a good thing to do.

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I think I have that (they are the stick-on vinyl). We put it on about a year ago and it's still looking good. We cleaned with good detergent soap and made sure it was dry. Then basically just stuck them on. I did caulk the seams/joints/corners just as I would have done with "real" tile. As of now we are pleased! I think it took us about 1.5 hours to do the back splash behind the kitchen sink, stove area.

I'll see about getting a link to a picture so you can see.