How do you finish peel n stick tile around toilet?
Don't want to remove toilet for new floor, can I just use silicone caulk to finish?
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That is what I did. Took the tile right to the toilet no problems up to four years now.
Sure. Cut the tile close as possible by making a paper pattern. Seal with clear silicone. If and when the toilet needs to be lifted or removed, use a utility knife to loosen and remove old silicone.
Hello Irene, Yes! that's fine.