Midcard 10 Sheets Peel and Stick Backsplash PVC Wall Tile,for Kitchen Backsplash
- High quality kitchen backsplash: Made of PVC composite laminate material, color will not fade, scratch resistant, easy to maintain and more durable than other common vinyl backsplashes.
- Superb adhesion. With a stronger adhesive backing than regular vinyl splashback tiles, it not only sticks firmly to smooth, clean surfaces, but can also be used on lightly textured walls.
- Water and heat resistant. Realistic marble texture, scratch resistant, easy to maintain. Widely used in kitchen backsplash, bathroom backsplash, laundry room, RV, fireplace, etc. Easy to wipe to remove stains and protect walls from spills and oil stains.
- Do-it-yourself, easy to use. Just peel, interlock and stick, and cut easily with a sharp utility knife. No overlap, no grout, no mess, saving you time and money.
Peel and Stick Backsplash - Refresh Your Kitchen and Bathroom
Midcard tiles can be used on any smooth and flat surface for your DIY creative projects: an outdated kitchen, an old bathroom/RV, a beautiful fireplace, etc. Just peel and stick, you can create a high-end look with these unique tiles and refresh everything with your fantastic ideas!
Midcard PVC tiles are made of PVC Composite with 3M foam tape on the back of the tiles.
Tile surface: satin finish, light texture, scratch resistant, heat resistant, water resistant, easy to clean and wipe to remove stains, protects walls from oil and dirt. The realistic pattern is printed, not painted, so it does not contain formaldehyde and heavy metals.
3M Foam Tape. High-strength 3M foam tape is no joke. You must determine the position of the tiles before installation. It's hard to move the tile after applying pressure to it, and it will never come off. Installing this affordable tile will be a permanent project!
Step 1: Clean the walls
Use scrubbing sponge and cleaner
Clean the walls of powder and stains.
Step 2: Measure the area
Draw guide lines with a level or chalk.
Step 3: Cut the tile
If there is need to cut tiles to fit corner or outlet
Cut straight edges: You can use a utility knife to create a crack on the tile surface and then break off.
Basic tools such as tin sips, x-acto knife or hand saws can easily cut tiles.
Cut through tiles: Use Dremel, chop saw, jig saw.
Step 4: Peel and stick
Remove the film backing from both sides of the tile. Lightly place the tile onto the wall using your reference lines and then interlock with each other. Do not apply pressure to the tile until you are sure of your placement.
