Renter's Backsplash With Wood Tiles
by
Mark Montano
$200
1 Day
Medium
I finally tackled a backsplash that I can remove if I get tired of it!
I cut the pieces to size and then applied the wood tiles and Glaze Coat epoxy resin outside. Afterward I used heavy duty double stick tape to adhere it to the wall.
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Watch how I made it here!
Wood tiles are so much easier to cut.
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
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Thanks for the reply, Jay and the brilliant project!!
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It appears that the actual tiles on the backsplash are far more blue than the tiles laying on the work bench.
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