25 PCS Moroccan Style Tile Sticker, 4x4 Inch(10x10cm) Traditional DIY Murals, Tile Waterproof Oil Proof Removable Decals for Bathroom & Kitchen Backsplash

This was such a fun project. I wanted to color and got it. Easy to use. One suggestion: a one inch grid on the back to make cutting simplified.

Love, love, love. So easy to install and it looks so good. Installed on 4x4 tiles, completely changed the look of kitchen.

I bought these several years ago to add some character to my 1949 kitchen. A kitchen remodel is financially unrealistic for me. Several years, none have fallen off, stuck great to my old tiles. Going to order some monre!

My rental kitchen is not just sterile white - it’s also original 1960s…and not in a good way. In a, this hasn’t been upkept since the 1960s kind of way. Anyway, I don’t want to spend much money on a kitchen that I don’t own, and obviously can’t do anything permanent, so I tried these out. They are excellent!! BETTER than I anticipated. They’re glossy, which doesn’t bother me, but if you wanted a matte-looking tile, this wouldn’t be it. I used a scissor to trim them to fit around the window ledge/under the cabinet - just creased the tile and cut it. Didn’t measure. Didn’t use an exacto knife. The longest part by FAR was laying out the tiles to get a pattern that worked for the visual weight. Less than 45 mins to do this 4x6 patch behind my coffee maker - that includes going outside to grab the package. I rarely rate things 5 stars or am so excited about Amazon purchases, but wow - this one is awesome.Also - the tile is VERY sticky, but I did have to pull two up to realign them, and they came up, didn’t dent, didn’t leave residue, and went back on with zero problem. The directions (on the site, it didn’t come with an insert) says to use a hairdryer to set the adhesive. I am not going to do that unless they fall off - like I said, it’s a rental, and I don’t want them to stick for 30 years.2 month edit: these are awesome. Hold up well, no issues, I wipe them with a paper towel and degreaser often (behind the stove), they’ve gotten wet with no issue. Vibrant and fun.

Being a first time buyer of these DIY peel and stick tiles, I'm overall impressed by this product. I think they are really nice, overall.CONS (really not anything major):- they are too small for my tiles, and I should have measured them before I purchased these stickers!-I don't like the color scheme I chose. They looked different online, but that's common with colors. I still wish they had more realistic photos on the item page vs the generic stock photos.- They literally arrived in a tiny square plastic bag that holds 2 separate packs, totalling 25—with no instructions or anything inside but the tiles. If you're really big on that then this will be frustrating.Not everyone likes to go back to find the original product page on Amazon to locate more details about the product that you maybe forgot reading fter initial purchase.PROS:-They really are very easy to install. A young child could do it. So that kind of offsets the 'no instructions or info included ' in the package.- They are very pretty overall. They look like real tile. The colors are vibrant and clear, and they are well made.- They adhere really fast and easily.Just a small note: My pack came in multiples of 2 per pattern, and then maybe 3 of the patterns are triplicates. Otherwise they are varied in pattern and the colors match and blend perfectly all together as a set.Other info that's not a pro or con:1. (Tip) You will have an easier time removing the back white, and front clear stickers, with longer nails, or a precise and gentle tool to assist you with getting the stickers off the front and back. Otherwise, it is as simple as:You just have to find the tile sticker you want, the location, make sure your real tiles are clean first, and put the sticker on.You can press down and kind of make sure all areas are flush and all the way adhered before removing the clear protective coating on top of the design.2. The adhesion is really good, and happens pretty quickly when in contact with the tile, so you want to have it aligned with your preferred location before you decide to remove the backing and expose the sticky part. Otherwise don't take the back off until you're certain of where to put them. The adhesion is good and seems rather strong.*As you can see in my pictures, my "sampled" tiles that are located in my rental home bathroom, are too large for this size tile sticker, so they don't look as realistic. But they still look okay.Also, being the grout is old and was done so sloppy as well, it makes the overall look less "real" vs proper sized stickers for my tile—they will line up closer to the grout line and look really nice if you have the 4x4/10cm tiles in your preferred location for these.3. This is more of a personal preference , but I don't really like all the tile sticker patterns and the color scheme is way different than I'm looking for.Add that to the size issue... I'm going to try to switch them up to another pattern and color scheme. Which leads me to the next point..4. I really cannot comment on how easy to remove these tile stickers are, because I haven't yet tried to remove any. I don't think they came with any instructions either, which is a bit annoying. Just because I'd like to know the best way to remove in a rental (and also know if they will be ruined and not re- usable). But I read on another product that is SIMILAR, not the same, that you can use a hair dryer to help remove them if they are difficult to remove. But please don't take what I'm saying as instructions, you should check with the manufacturer first or read the product description on Amazon first to see if you can get more specific info about removal of these particular stickers.As far as I can tell they seem easy to remove, despite the initial good adhesion.Note: I was able to easily pull off a corner of one immediately after initial placement, though.. should you want to quickly remove one or readjust one.It seems like the longer they're on your tile, the more difficult they will be to remove without having to ruin the stickiness.Please see my photos for a closer look at a few in my pack I put on my bathroom wall tiles (despite the size and look issues I have)So if you're uncertain as to where you want to KEEP the tile placement after you put it up, I suggest not taking off the back first and use tape or tacky goo to place your tile stickers up first if you're uncertain about the location of them, before sticking them on and really pressing down on the entire area.

I had old yellow tile. These updated the look and made it fun! They stick pretty well. I did add some clue to a couple. They cut easily. Good quality and functional! Enjoying them! Spice it up.

Used a hairdryer as mentioned in the listing. Will update later with longevity. Very pretty and looks much nicer in person than in the posting. I did not experience difficulty removing either the top protective film or the backing on these. The plating does say you are supposed to remove the protective top film for use.I placed them on the benches on a piece of outdoor patio furniture so I will see how they do outdoors. You can nightly place them in place and then lift them up to adjust if you need to before pressing them down and using the hair dryer for strong adhesion. They really are very pretty!

Most of the sticker fell off from the wall I have to buy a glue spray and put it back.Bad experience.