STICKGOO 10 Sheet Backsplash Subway Design Review

I used to use an apron for an apron, but this is my least favorite. Glue does not forgive mistakes, after detachment it is no longer possible to remove and correct. It's impossible to see the bubbles because of the transparent film on top and once you remove them the actual feel of the tile is disgusting. It's gummy and not easy to clean, just what you need behind the stove, ugh.

Terrible product! This product is not user friendly. This is not a blocking tile like most on the market. This product requires tile placement over existing tile and appropriate grout lines. It's not easy to install and the instructions are incomprehensible. When I finally gave in and removed the 3 tiles that had taken all weekend to install, I removed the paint and drywall. I would not recommend this product!

I ordered this brand because it was the only white-on-white subway tile I could find. It also turned out to be cheaper. It's a lot thinner than the tile I used before. Compared to the stiff feel of maps made from most layers and sticks, it's like it's printed on paper and you can see it as soon as it's hung on the wall. The bubbles are enhanced by the lighting under the cabinet. Going back to what I used before, gray grout on a thicker tile will look a lot better than this fake.

I read many reviews about peel and stick tiles before deciding on this one. I laid the tile in our bathroom almost 2 weeks ago and the adhesion is still very good. I had no problems with the tiles peeling off. One thing I did after reading other reviews was that before I put the tile on the wall I cut out the part that says 'Overlay'. Thus, all tiles were laid directly on the wall. Also, if you read the instructions it says that when applying latex paint you need to sand the wall first, so I…