AspectPeel and Stick Backsplash 12.5in x 4in Subway Stainless Matted Metal Tile for Kitchen and Bathrooms (3-Pack)

Product was easy to score/cut with utility knife. Installed it over old laminate backsplash. Sticks great - really great! I did mess up one and it popped off easily with a screwdriver- could not be reused. Would definitely buy again.

Just completed a semi-kitchen remodel.The only thing missing was that the wall was showing between the new stainless steel range and the above the range microwave. I pondered what to do with this space because grease splatters were a concern on the bare wall.So happy that I looked up peel and stick back splashes on Amazon-this is just what I wanted!What I like about this product:1. It has the look and feel of stainless steel.2. Very easy to use-just peel of the back and stick it on.3. I saved a ton of money doing it this way, and it fits perfectly with the new appliances and cabinets-the final touch.I ended up buying 3 packs and used 2 and 1/4th of the 3rd pack. We also had to cut some of it to fit perfectly at the sides.

I have bought this product before, love it BUT they sent the wrong color this time. Luckily I was able to use it elsewhere.

I used these in my kitchen as one row around the perimeter of the wall. They look so good! I totally transformed my kitchen. It took me an evening to put them in. If you need to do a lot of cutting to make them fit then they do need a special saw, but I was able to hide the overage behind the stove and cut the two little bits that stick out for corners with a craft knife. Then I saved those two little bits for the other side to fill in the space so it is flush with the wall. Also, I made them so that they were 3 tiles in depth instead of the 4 and that gave me extra to do 2 extra linear feet along the counter as it butts up against the wall.

Very difficult to cutand fall off the wall

Looks great. Easy to apply. I put mine over old laminated wood in a bathroom. Difficult to cut the actual tile pieces itself but using scissors u can cut rows out if you need. I used a hand held electric saw with a blade meant to cut metal for a clean cut on the tiles itself. 3 come in a pack so you may need to buy a lot. I had to buy 13 to cover my wall that was 8ftx6in and a corner wall that was 2ftx6in. Make sure that u line them up properly or it's going to be hard to remove. Even with a spackle tool.

They ARE stainless steel. If you choose to cut off ends to fit your space you will require a metal cutting scissor ... but with the tool it was almost no effort to cut through, and the cuts came out clean.I've read many users have trouble with the adhesive lasting for long periods of time, so I had used regular corking as an additional adhesive between the wall and the sticky back. No issues with pieces coming up.

Looks great as a bathroom backsplash. I used a sheer to cut them. You'll want to sandwich the pieces to be cut between some cut table material to ensure a clean cut.