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DIY Peel & Stick Glass Tile Backsplash Kit

The DIY Backsplash Kit comes with 15 sheets of peel and stick glass mosaic tiles, a set of tools, and the installation manual. The manual shows you a step-by-step installation process that is easy to follow and helps you to get the most of the kit. Although this video focuses in the kit itself, you can also buy the peel and stick glass mosaic tiles individually. That is great news for those who need extra tiles to complete an installation or have a smaller area than 15 square feet. In the box, besides the mosaic tiles, you have: a grout float, utility blade, gloves, and sponge. To complete your installation you may also need a screwdriver, glass nipper, measuring tape, and box extenders for the electric outlets, rubbing stone (to polished the edges). You will also need premixed grout. The amount of grout depends on the size of the area you’re grouting, the size of the grout joints, and the tile. Always check with the grout manufacturer or store to make sure that you’re buying enough grout for your installation. As a general rule, a gallon of premixed grout should be enough to cover approximately 45 square feet. All tiles come with a peel & stick backing for easy installation. Simply peel the protective film off the back of the sheet, position it onto the wall and apply some pressure. The installation manual provides you with a more detailed step-by-step process. Make sure to have everything ready before you begin the installation. Using the utility blade, you can cut the sheets in between the glass chips, but sometimes, you will need to cut the actual glass. In this case, you have to use a glass nipper. All tile chips are 3/16 of an inch thick, making easier to cut it using a Glass Nipper. Using the Glass Nipper is easy. First, place the tile chip in between the rounded blades and apply pressure. Make sure to cut the tiles inside of a bucket, and wear protective goggles for your safe. Once the glass is cut, you can use the utility blade to cut the adhesive mat. As the cut edges become sharper and unfinished, we recommend doing two things: Use a rubbing stone to smooth out the edges of the glass and place the cut edges towards the inside of the installation. For example: if you are trimming the tile to go around an electrical outlet, position the unfinished edge facing the inside of the outlet. That will prevent those irregular edges from being exposed. Another example, is when you are at the edge of the backsplash. Remove the tile chip that was just cut, off the sheet, and turn it to the inside. Glass nippers can only cut glass, so if you have a mosaic tile that blends metal and or natural stone, simply switch it with a glass piece. Of course, you can also cut the tiles using a wet saw like any regular glass mosaic tile. That is it for this video. Thank you for watching. Below you will find a link for each one of the products/colors shown in the video: KITS The Kits are no longer available INDIVIDUAL SHEETS https://www.mineraltiles.com/collecti... TOOLS & GROUT https://www.mineraltiles.com/collecti... Additional link: https://www.mineraltiles.com/blogs/in...