From the day we purchased our new Passport 267bh, I have been dreaming about updating the backsplash. We love the camper and there are so many upgrades that come with the base model, but I have always loved the look of subway tiles. Putting them in the camper was almost a trial run for our kitchen.
I’m here today to tell you the truth about peel and stick backsplash tiles.
I kept seeing Facebook posts in every camping group saying how easy it was, but I was skeptical. It turns out, I had a reason to be skeptical. This project wasn’t easy, but I didn’t give up and I learned a lot along the way. I think the end product turned out great.
Here are a few hacks if you decide to give it a try:
- Don’t be afraid to cut the tiles with sharp scissors. I tried a box cutter and it didn’t work. The scissors worked just fine.
- Put in the bottom row first. We initially started from bottom to top and that created many issues as the project moved along. Once you have the bottom row level it will be much easier to get the top rows right.
- Each square of tiles comes with a clear film on top. I initially took it off and experienced some tearing when I had to move things around. Just leave it on until you know you have it in the correct spot.
While it was a struggle, I’m so happy with the way it looks. If you are feeling brave and want to give it a try, let me know how it turns out. If you you have any questions, just leave a comment below.
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