Peel and stick backsplash help
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if you go to Lowe’s or Home Depot in the arenthat they sell sticky backsplash you will find trim pieces in a few colors! Good luck!
and, my experience is that someone at Lowes/Home Depot will advise you about what to do with your concern.
I would add wood trim painted to match your new backsplash design
Another option would be to buy some plywood that is the same thickness as the tiles and mount to the wall so that the entire area is the same all the way up,
I'd use a 1/4 round, or other decorative molding same color as the wall
Try painting it first to see if you like the look, if not Try putting a piece of molding to cover. Just get a piece and temporarily tape it up there to see if you like before diving in on the whole thing.
I agree with Keith Lonborg. I would glue 1/4" lauan plywood above the tile to level the wall. Anything else would look off and draw the eye to it.
Just wanted to tell you that I love the color and style. Could you please tell me where did you order these from. I'm redoing my kitchen in tuscany, and these would be perfect.
Finish them off with a close matching silicone caulking if you don't want to go with the other suggestions.
HI there, I'm keen to know what you did in the end. We are busy remodeling and have a similar issue and I can't seem to make up my mind on what will work.
Hi SamiFitz, hope this helps you. I would run a bead of caulking along them!