The short answer is Yes, But. The best way would be to sand all of the stucco away, clean, prime, apply the backsplash, apply and clean the grout, and seal it all. Let it cure for a few days, keeping moisture away.
A lazy man's way would be to smooth the surface out with your grouting material, apply the backsplash, grout and clean, seal, and keep everyone away. Best wishes 😇
If it's a very rough stucco finish, my answer would be a "no" because there isn't much flat surface on which the "peel & stick" can cling. However, if you sand the stucco down to a flatter, more even surface, removing all the loose bits and dust, it should work BUT it will be a messy, hard job. Good luck!
It won't stay put over the long haul. You definitely need to prep that surface and remove the stucco. I would consult your local paint pros to find out what you can use to prepare the surface.
I want to repaint the kitchen and maybe install a frugal backsplash. My walls are that textured drywall and I'm not sure a peel & stick tile will work.
The short answer is Yes, But. The best way would be to sand all of the stucco away, clean, prime, apply the backsplash, apply and clean the grout, and seal it all. Let it cure for a few days, keeping moisture away.
A lazy man's way would be to smooth the surface out with your grouting material, apply the backsplash, grout and clean, seal, and keep everyone away. Best wishes 😇
If it's a very rough stucco finish, my answer would be a "no" because there isn't much flat surface on which the "peel & stick" can cling. However, if you sand the stucco down to a flatter, more even surface, removing all the loose bits and dust, it should work BUT it will be a messy, hard job. Good luck!
Stuco is not very rough mostly flat. Do I remove paint before applying backsplash?
No! Not as it is!!
Wayfair has back splashes for stucco walls.
https://www.wayfair.com/keyword.php?keyword=backsplash+for+stucco
The peel and stick needs a solid surface to cling to, you have 2 options:
Sand the wall until it is smooth
or
Fill in the stucco
No need to remove the paint from the back splash, just give it a sanding so the peel and stick tiles have something to stick to.
No! it will not stick and stay put!
It won't stay put over the long haul. You definitely need to prep that surface and remove the stucco. I would consult your local paint pros to find out what you can use to prepare the surface.