Review on 👩 Enhance Your Kitchen with STICKGOO 10-Sheet Peel and Stick Wall Tile - Self-Adhesive Sandstone Backsplash (Thicker Design) by Andy Mitts

Used as a backsplash over existing tiles and in some untiled areas. I didn't want to go through the trouble of removing the old tiles. Also, he was still in great shape, but I just wanted to update the area a bit and tile some areas that were previously bare. I'm very happy with the results and it holds up great behind the stove and sink too. With a little patience, it was very easy to endure. To cut the tiles I used either scissors or a utility knife with a straight blade. I used a small roller to ensure adhesion. I highly recommend using a roller, especially when driving over surfaces that aren't entirely flat. For example, my grout was shallower than my tile, so I was able to get a good grip on the tile with the roller without pressing it into the grout. I've attached a photo of what I used (sorry, can't remember where I got it). The only downside I found with this product was that the grout lines were only printed on one side of the square. This leads to more waste and I had to buy extra tiles.