What should I use for diy kitchen backing that's better than this peal and stick shit that's all over amazon? Hopefully some product exists that I'm missing that's easier than all the youtube tile suggestions involving stripping the paint and using grout/adhesives and leveling nightmares too. I've never tiled a kitchen backing but I'm sick of mine and all these seem like they fall off people's walls in a week and look like rotten ass irl compared to the sales pics.
I should note I'm most comfortable using wood. Can I avoid burning my house down if I cut a bunch of uniform strips and maybe coat them with a fire resistant lacquer? That way I could make nice looking larger panels to fit and use a couple screws instead of blasting the wall with glue after inhaling sanded paint dust. I fully admit that might be retarded, out of my depth with kitchen backing concerns. I just historically mess up adhesive projects at an appauling rate compared to woodworking
>>2966365>peal
>>2966365I used peel and stick tiles in my kitchen but a higher quality than chinese products. The brand is Smart Tiles. It's made in Canada.
mastic and tileGet angle grinder pilled. You can make your own wet saw with a sponge. Tile blades are safe to the touch.
>>2966365Sheet metal worked for me
I put some osb on the kitchen wall and glued actual tiles on there.No prep work needed and its easy to remove without messing up the wall.
>>2966717>Fire marshal has entered the chat
>>2966365Mosaic of old cd cases
