May ways to do this depending on what material you are using. I do a single row of either 4" or 6" tiles at Habitat for Humanity houses. I use Power Grab in a caulking tube. Spread a bead around the edges (slightly in from edge) and then press against the wall. Ensure there is a small gap below the tile. We use cardboard spacers that are designed as sheetrock shim material. However, any thin cardboard will work.
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May ways to do this depending on what material you are using. I do a single row of either 4" or 6" tiles at Habitat for Humanity houses. I use Power Grab in a caulking tube. Spread a bead around the edges (slightly in from edge) and then press against the wall. Ensure there is a small gap below the tile. We use cardboard spacers that are designed as sheetrock shim material. However, any thin cardboard will work.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGLCCohSA0A
You can use tile mastic. If doing glass tile be sure to use white.
Here is the easiest way I've found to do it: https://thehoneycombhome.com/how-to-install-subway-tile/