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If you're ready to enhance your kitchen, bathroom, or any room's walls, our adhesive mosaic tiles offer a DIY solution. However, before diving in, it's crucial to review these instructions for a successful installation and upkeep.
●Avoid storing mosaic sheets outdoors or in damp areas.
●For a waterproof finish post-installation, fill joints with epoxy grout like Racofix RF-X Feinfuge.
●Do not use in areas with excessive water exposure, such as shower plates or swimming pool areas.
●Ensure the surface is thoroughly clean and dry before application.
●On porous or coarse surfaces, apply a primer layer and let it dry before installing the self-adhesive sheet.
●Avoid surfaces containing latex, vinyl, or polyvinyl acetate (PVA) as removal of mosaic sheets can be challenging once adhered.
●Measure the coverage area accurately and purchase at least 10% extra material for cuts, breakage, and future replacements.
●Before installation, inspect all mosaic sheets to ensure they are defect-free.
●This product is designed for indoor wall use only.
●Check for variations in color and dimensions before laying the mosaic as small differences might exist due to materials and production. Claims regarding installed mosaic variations won't be accepted.
●Sponge
●Level
●Ruler
●Circular saw
●Sponge board
●Pencil
●Silicone
●Optional: Primer for plaster or wood
Use a damp sponge or cloth for routine cleaning. For tougher stains, mild cleaning agents (such as soap) can be added. Always use non-abrasive, ammonia-free household cleaning products.
1. Clean: Use a potent cleaning agent to prep the wall surface by removing grease, dirt, and imperfections.
2. Dry: Allow the surface to dry and return to room temperature (20°C) before installation.
3. Position: Align the first mosaic sheet perfectly using a level or pencil line as a guide. Draw an outline before removing the protective paper.
4. Cut: Utilize a utility knife or appropriate tools to cut along the seam line between pieces.
5. Peel: Carefully peel the adhesive backing from the mosaic sheet, ensuring alignment with the drawn outline.
6. Adhere: Gently place the mosaic on the wall along the reference lines, applying pressure gradually.
7. Seal: Apply silicone-based sealant along the borders between the mosaic and wall for a secure finish.
1. Ensure the cutting area is smaller than the outlet coverage to avoid exposed gaps.
2. Use peel-and-stick trim for edge decoration.
3. Keep the mosaic at least 16 inches away from the stove during installation.
Following these steps will help achieve a stunning, professional-looking installation of your self-adhesive mosaic while ensuring its durability and longevity.
For further questions or assistance, please contact us at sales@wificeramics.com.
You may also want to check: Your Go-To Guide to Peel and Stick Backsplash
