Tin Ceiling Backsplash

Suddenly removing the tiled backsplash in 
this kitchen turned into a disaster...

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The solution to this problem gives the kitchen an inexpensive and beautiful new look.


Fasade to the rescue!
(this is not a paid endorsement)

18" x 24" thermoplastic PVC tiles... available at Home Depot. 


Just measure to the size you need and cut with a craft knife.


A strip of molding is glued up first using Premium Loctite polyurethane construction adhesive.


Each panel slides into the molding and is glued in place.

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Looking gorgeous already! 

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The final strip of old tile is covered with a trim piece.

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And the kitchen backsplash disaster is averted!

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The total cost for this project was $130
and it couldn't look nicer!

Fasade comes in many colors and finishes...
To see all the great styles and finishes.




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I am Susan, the author and creator at Homeroad. I am a wife, mother of 4 daughters, and a grandmother of 5 and counting. I am a retired teacher, a DIY blogger and an artist at heart. .