How do I use old mini blinds as a backsplash?
How do I use old mini blinds as a back splash
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How can I use mini blinds to make a back splash?
Here's a tutorial for you, Darla:
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/kitchen-dining/backsplashes/from-windows-to-walls-34186882
Using Old Blinds as a Back-splash!
There’s previous posts on this.
Be very careful about water splashing on a surface it has multiple seams in it, right around the sink. One doesn’t want mold growing underneath us.
If they are the faux wood kind....it’s great. Clear off the space for the backsplash, I cut random lengths on wood, put glue on each piece and stuck them vertically. I gently held some pieces with masking tape so they wouldn’t slip. I let dry and then took tape off. Only one piece was a little wonky when I finished ....so I propped it out and replaced it. The wood glue I put on was quite thick so be careful it doesn’t ease out the sides. A friend of mine painted her with acrylic paint and a sponge before she put hers on in two colours and used glue gun instead of wood glue for easier removal.
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/kitchen-dining/backsplashes/board-and-batten-backsplash-with-leftover-faux-wood-blinds-6495457
Board and Batten With Leftover Faux Wood Blinds
Hi, I think there is a Project on this at top of Home page?