Miscasa 12-Sheet Peel and Stick Hexagon Backsplash Tile, Ceramic Look Matte White Self Adhesive Stick Mosaic Tile for Kitchen

The absolute best tile I’ve ever used. Be aware this is semi permanent and WILL rip the paint AND/OR foundation off your wall. I recommend only peeling the corners to stick unless your okay will replacing pieces of the wall. But the finished look is flawless and magnificent!

These tiles are beautiful, thick, and look so good. I did not install them because they won’t work properly for my application, but they are so nice.

At first, I thought I was going to need to use a saw to cut these, but you just need a sharp Xacto knife! You can score it fairly shallowly and then snap it, and it will make a clean break! It's awesome. It's tiring on the hands, but for the most part, this tile is cuttable! I even used kitchen scissors on the edges that were already cut to try to even out my poor cutting at times. I also watched the installation tip video that suggested using soapy water on the back when placing the tiles. They are definitely very sticky, so if you misplace it, you'll have to tug hard to peel it off. The soapy water makes it easily adjustable. Hopefully, it will dry and retain a strong grip. I've used painter's tape to hold some of the tile in place just in case it loses its grip while drying, but I'm not too concerned. I've also used painter's tape to apply pressure to smaller cuts so they lay more flush against the wall. What I used to successfully apply this: 1. Xacto Knife 2. Plyers (to help bend & break off smaller or uniquely shaped cuts) 3. Soapy water 4. Spray bottle (for soapy water) 5. Painter's tape 6. Black Caulk for around the outer edges 7. White caulk to give it a grout look in between tiles 8. Outlet spacers (to bring the outlet box forward so that I wouldn't have an inset outlet once replacing the cover 9. Screwdrivers (for the outlet cover removal and spacer installation)

I love this peel and stick tile. I put it in my kitchen and was able to do it myself. I did need to buy something to help cut it, but it worked great. I love that you can wipe it off it something spills or whatever. I have had it up since last winter and no issues at all

I think these are a decent product, but the video is misleading. The girl states that if you want to cut them in order to have it be a straight line, it is easy to do. It isn’t. I tried a box cutter, circle saw, hand saw, and industrial scissors and couldn’t get them to cut well. I had to revise my project because I had already damaged the tiles and probably couldn’t return them, and now I’m trying to figure out how to make this look good by buy other tiles to cover the octagonal gaps.

I️ added this to an open shelf background. I️ used 3 packs of 6 with only one piece left over for this space. It’s 5ft x 2.5 ft, the only reason I’m giving this 4 stars is because it shows Online using scissors to cut these and that is impossible. I️ tried a box cutter and scissors and eventually had to use tin snips since I don’t have a chop saw. It was very time consuming. But looks beautiful and the adhesive is very sticky. When applying it, it will Be hard to take off if put in wrong. I️ had to use a scraper when I️ had a mess up and then it got stuck to the scrapper and I️ can’t get it off.

These are so easy to install and look very professional. We get a ton of compliments on our new bathroom design!

These are NOT easy DIY peel & stick faux tiles. You can't even use a tile cutter to cut them because they're too thin, and you absolutely CANNOT score them with an Xacto knife (anyone who says you can is absolutely lying... there's a thin sheet of metal inside of these). I tried electric metal cutters, a tile cutter, and multiple Xacto knives. It can't be done. Finally resorted to a table saw, and that works with a lot of effort but I can't cut the intricate angles needed, so it's a mess. I'm either going to have to hire someone to finish the job or purchase a whole freaking wet saw to get this done. I wish I'd never bought these. It's RUINED my kitchen.