Peel and stick backsplash idea

[Charity L]

We just purchased a 2005 and thought of doing the sticky tile backsplash as well - how's it holding up? Would you do it again?
Looking for suggestions and ideas for our remodel.
Thanks!
Charity L.

[TrailManorMan]

Holding up well, installed mine two years ago, hot and cold weather and bumpy roads, no issues. Bought mine at Lowes

[tfarrugia]

Looks just as good now as the day I installed them. Nothing is peeling back or coming off, gone through extreme heat, 100 degrees to extreme cold 0 degrees. I highly recommend and would absolutely do it again!!!

Tex

[Gapopper]

I used squares that I purchased from Walmart. I didn't like the quality of the tiles. Some of the grout lines flaked off exposing a silver underside. It is not noticeable but I know it's there.

[oldstick]

Originally Posted by Gapopper

I used squares that I purchased from Walmart. I didn't like the quality of the tiles. Some of the grout lines flaked off exposing a silver underside. It is not noticeable but I know it's there.

It looks great, based on your previous pics.

But if you think about it...., don't worry. The skin on the back side of the sinks is a non rusting aluminum foam sandwich. If you are like most, you will have water hooked to the camper only several times per year at most. Not everyday as in your home.

Small amounts of water that may drip back there will have little damaging effect. Even the floors of a TM are mostly an AL-foam sandwich, if I am not mistaken.

[Kathy Wilson]

Tex,
Those tiles look Great! As soon as the snow is
Finished and we get the TM out of the garage, those
Tiles are going in my TM for sure.