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How To Do Inexpensive Peel-and-Stick Kitchen Backsplash Now

Do you want a backsplash, but don’t want to pay anyone? And are intimidated to do it yourself? Same… Then I found this peel-and-stick kitchen backsplash. I’ve had it for about a year now and it’s holding up amazing!

How To Do Inexpensive Peel-and-Stick Kitchen Backsplash Now

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It’s super easy to do and it looks great! Plus, it’s waterproof!

Besides sticking the tiles to the wall, the only other thing I did was caulk around the edges to hide any imperfect cuts!

If I had to do it again, I would place the tile mat in the middle (height-wise) and then cut pieces for the top and bottom. Because it was very tedious having to cut so many little triangles to fill in the bottom. See image below to see what I mean!

peel in stick kitchen backsplash tiles

Herringbone designs are one of the harder peel-and-stick kitchen backsplash styles. This is because you have to align the pattern and cut the tiles to fit in your kitchen. So if you want something more simple, try one of the peel-and-stick kitchen backsplash tiles that have a straight pattern.

Here are some of the many options you can use with peel & stick products from my Peel & Stick Pinterest board!

Leave a comment and let me know your thoughts! Let me know if you recreated this in your home!

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