Make your own DIY Coasters with cork adhesive backed squares

These adhesive backed cork sheets are 4 inches wide by 4 inches wide by 5/64 inches thick. When installing these on tiles you may need to trim them since 4 inch wide tiles are less than 4 inches wide to account for spacing where the grout is installed.
I purchased four inch square travertine tiles to use as coasters. To prepare the cork I had to trim off a little more than 3/8 of an inch from two adjacent sides so that it would fit on the back of the tile without sticking out. I removed the adhesive backing from the sheet and centered it on the tile and installed it.
Typically I do this on a crafting mat but this is on top of my anti-static mat that I use for electronics and PC assembly, which is fine because it is resistant to chemicals.
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Note: The back side of the travertine tiles are not polished as they are meant to be mounted on the wall. That's the side you want to install the cork onto. The also have dust and dirt on them. So I cleaned the tiles with water (do not use soap) to remove any of the dust. Then I set the oven to 200 degrees, let it heat up then turned it off. I placed the tiles in the oven on the rack to help the drying time. Two days later I grabbed the tiles out of the oven and readied for installing the cork backed squares onto the back side of the tile.
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