XUANINY 10-Sheet Peel and Stick Metal Backsplash Tiles, Self Adhesive Brushed Aluminum Subway 3D Wall Sticker for Kitchen Bathroom (12"x11.02") (10, Black Brushed)

I have a 2020 travel trailer that I bought brand new and hated the plastic kitchen and bath backsplash so I figured I would give this a try.Before starting to lay tiles, I washed the areas with TSP (Trisodium Phosphate) rinsed, then let dry.Originally I though the tiles might be one scored sheet to look like individual tiles. No, they are in fact individual tiles on a solid foam backing which makes it great if any tile get scratched and you need to replace in your finished project. It also makes it easier to use if you do not want to use the full sheet.The backsplash that I was replacing was just under 8”, so I removed the top four rows of each tile sheet. To replace a scratched tile, I used needle nose pliers, pulled off the thin aluminum, scored the foam, applied heat from a hair dryer, used the needle nose pliers to pull out the foam, then finally applied the single tile, it took a wee bit of time, but it is not a noticeable repair.It was a tad bit tricky to maneuver around the window by myself because I had to peel some of the backing, align and slide under the window edge, adhere, then remove all the backing for the rest of the tiles. The adhesive wanted to really grab and take me off course, but I did it.I used a box cutter to get a smooth edge, just lay a metal ruler on the top of the tiles, make several score marks, snapped the unwanted portion and then cut through the foam and adhesive.One thing I did not think about was the edging, but I have found some adhesive trim that I will add to all outside areas and I will caulk around the base to give it a nice finished look.All in all I am happy with my project, it certainly looks better than the cheap plastic that came with the travel trailer.Update: It’s now been close to a year and I am very happy with this purchase. My RV went through a hot summer where the AC was rarely used due to not taking any trips and none of the tiles slipped or lifted which I was concerned about the possibility nor did the winter temps cause any issue I would definitely use these again if the occasion arises.

Very easy to use and looks good

this tile is a cheap poorly thghout out product. it has 0 water or heat resistance and while it does contain some metal. its color is coming from a plastic lining that easily falls offthe adhesive can also easily come undone and you cannot cut this tile without the tile self imploding. it has 0 structural strength

If you have a lot of cutting in the place where you want paste in tile. I would not trust this tile, or you need lots of experience.I think it would work well on a solid wall with not many cuts or tight places.

For starters I would recommend this. I am very happy overall with the look for the price. This is a newly remodeled kitchen - and it saved so much to diy the backsplash. This is thin metal over the dense foam. I expect it to last.One package of sheets, every 1 of them had some repair done on the back. But it did not appear to affect how those tiles adhered to the wall. And there was no damage to the fronts. So I used them (see photo).It has a bit of a shine, but it's not too much. The black is like black stainless look.Tips:* I used tin snips to cut the tiles to size. They cut easily* I used a utility knife to trim as well. Use it like you would whittle, pulling it along the edge. For smaller cuts then the tin snips work for.* I did not, but would recommend, tinting the primer the same color to hide small gaps. The wall / counter isn't level. If you keep the top edge consistent there will be gaps between some tiles.I took a very thin paintbrush and black enamel and painted where I could see the white wall. Then I used goof off to clean off the front of the tile (tested first)* as said, one you put it on it will damage walls to take it off. So dry fit every time, then take off the paper backing.* definitely primer beforehand on new drywall, or sand painted walls* I had one edge where the door opening is not 90 degrees from the counter. So there's a 1/2 in space at the bottom (I got the edge strips for this) but almost an inch at the top. I choose to keep the tiles level to the counter, so not sure what I could have done.Over all very happy. It took my 6 hours for about 18 linear feet of tile.

Looks nice but be careful and patient installing I cut some with a razor knife then started using my mitre saw with a fine blade.

Very easy to match each piece and install. Easy to cut.

These look really nice and was easy to install however we are having issues with a few of them staying stuck on. We are hoping that if we add a stronger adhesive to them they will stay stuck to the wall. If they would have all stayed in place without needing extra adhesive I would have given 5 stars.