Vamos Tile 10- Sheet Peel and Stick Backsplash Tiles, 12"x12" Light Color Stick on Wall Tiles, Self Adhesive Tile Sticker for Kitchen Backsplash and Bathroom Marble Design

Used this I our 2021 T@B 320s Boondock. Looks great and gives a nice pop of color to the plain white walls! Material is tricky & sticky but once you get the hang of it, it gets easier to use. It’s been up now for a couple of months. No issue with peeling yet. The material looks good. I’m not crazy about the sticky feel of the tile once applied, but looks outweigh that negative. Also did a backsplash in the wet bath (not pictured). If you’re even slightly handy, you can handle this little upgrade! Looks awesome!

We applied these peel and stick tile to a rental unit for the kitchen backsplash. The colour and design are very nice and when we completed the job, we had great reviews on the design and look. It wasn’t that difficult to apply once you got the hang of it. We also watched some videos to show us the steps in greater detail. We made sure to prep properly and the wall was free of grease or debris but as you can see from the two photos, as time goes on, we are now experiencing issues with the stickiness of the sheets. One of the reasons I chose this product was that the manufacturer stated they had improved the adhesiveness of the product but our photos would tell another story. The time frame between the two photos is about two and a half months and already we have major peeling of the backsplash. We have had to go back and apply extra glue. The product is good and not bad for the money but you might wish to be prepared for some touch ups.

Easy to install if you follow the instructions. I had just painted my kitchen a couple weeks prior. The manufacturer DOES recommend using additional adhesive on the joints if you have repainted walls. So make sure to follow those instructions. If you make a mistake installing and need to remove one, plan on your paint coming off with it. (Just means the adhesive is going to hold up in my book.) Do yourself a favor and leave the front plastic sheeting on when installing. It’s much easier to press it firmly in place. I did this with the overlapping by simply pulling the sheet back enough that the next sheet could overlap. I also cut away the film on the back only as far as the joint, made sure it was in place how I wanted BEFORE pulling the back film that protected the adhesive. That way it was easier to reposition if necessary. (learned this the hard way ruining a few sheets and had to order more) They are QUALITY made. Not those cheap ones that are crappy plastic with hollow insides. They are durable.

This was just the color we wanted, went up easily, really enhanced the look of our plain beige-ish kitchen. It was put on in January 2025 and was fine thru April. We are snowbirds, so when we returned in November we were dismayed to see that all but one area had peeled about 1/3 off. We did prep the walls before applying, so that shouldn't have been a problem.

I’ve been procrastinating about installing a backsplash for over 10 years now. I actually could install a tile one myself as I am capable of doing the work but I hate the thought of being “stuck” with something 4 years in the future when my decor tastes change. I thought, I’ll give it a try. It’s been up a week now and no issues. I personally would not install it near a stove that does not have the controls on a raised back as I feel heat may make it peel a bit. Since my stove has a high back, I’ve had no issues with it. One helpful hint is make sure you start on the correct side so you can work in an overlapping manner. Super easy to install. I used a utility knife with a few sharp blades, a level 3 foot and a foot long one to use as a straight edge while cutting and to draw a level line to work around. I started at the bottom and worked up the wall from the counter. I don’t feel I need to install a molding around it as it looks good as is. I even went around the corner, making sure to make it appear as though the tiles continue around the corner. It took me about 5 hours, start to finish with a few coffee breaks mixed in. I also bought an installation kit which I feel made my life a lot easy to smooth out the product while installing it. Make sure to leave the clear plastic on top until you are done smoothing out the sheet. Then you peel it off before installing the next piece. I do think when I go to remove it, the sheetrock will be damaged a bit as I had to move one of the tiles as I was working and it tore a bit of the paint off. Again, I love it and I can now change it out in a few years without breaking the bank.

I bought the sheet peel tiles a little over a year ago. I really liked the look. Unfortunately the color on some have changed and starting to come off.

Instructions are simple, following them is not. When you have a 12X12" handful of flexible super sticky sheet that has to be aligned perfectly before attachment, it's pretty difficult. Trial and hopefully not too many errors later, you can have a very attractive backsplash. A couple of tips. Completely clean and make sure the wall is as smooth as possible. Textured or rough/dirty walls will fail to adhere. Leave the clear plastic protector on the tile until it is attached and pressed firmly (especially at the edges/joints). Then remove it before you attach the adjoining tile. I bought a cheap rubber ink roller here to be able to smoothly apply pressure across all of the tile. It worked very well. Take your time, plan ahead and you should be happy with the end result. I know we are!

Used this tile as a backsplash in our kitchen on a sheetrock wall. Cleaned the wall before installing, then used the 3M spray adhesive on the wall, then installed the tile. It went on easy, installed easy, and looked great. Now just a few months later, the tile is turning loose all along the bottom edge and curling up. Going to have to figure out some type glue to reapply to the wall to hold the loose edges. Thought this would hold up better since I used the 3M adhesive, but not so much.. A little aggravated at this..

Ça fait un beau fini pour le prix. Semble bien coller. Cependant j'ai eu de la difficulté à faire emboité les carrés pour l'uniformité des motifs. Prochaine fois je choisirai des motif moins difficile à installer. Le résultat est beau dans mon vr

We’re renting a house with ancient cabinets and zero backsplash. The landlord was fine with me painting the cupboards from tan to white and adding this backsplash. The instructions were clear, it was my fault for not fully understanding or rereading them. Anyway there is a specific way to place the tiles and because I didn’t really comprehend, I ended up having to trim quite a few which I wouldn’t have had I read properly. BUT with that said, I’m thrilled with the finished work. You’d never know this was a peel and stick.

Edit: Theyre starting to peel off of my wall everywhere. I'm actually really disappointed. Ive been gluing them back on with white school glue and holding it in place with painters tape until it dries. They look great, but you can't make any errors placing it, as it will peel your paint off. Also, you have you work from right to left (learned that the hard way 🤦🏻‍♀️). I've had mine up for about 6 month and they're still mostly holding up. I have to go around pushing the bubbled parts back onto the wall periodically.

Use with gorilla glue spray adhesive. They are NOT as sticky. I did not freshly paint my wall and it was lifting. I am fortunate I got the glue to help with it! Its easy to install. It looks nice.

Looks good but the adhesive is poor. After spending hours applying the tiles to my kitchen walls they are all lifting. I followed all the instructions and prepped the wall prior to installing. This is the first time I bought this brand so I think that is the trouble. I’ve used other peel and stick tiles before and never had this happen. Very frustrating and disappointing. I tried to click for customer support but that didn’t work. I do not recommend this product.