The TRUTH about peel and stick tile in your RV! Don’t make this mistake!
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It's refreshing to find builders who do things properly. Thanks for putting this out there
We installed the stainless steel peel and stick tiles 5 years ago. Looks as good today as it did the day we installed them. Doesn't fade and not a single tile has fallen off the wall.
We did the peel and stick flooring . It has done great for us for 3 years . We also put them on fridge doors . They are doing good there for 3 years too .
You need a shirt that says “Ask Me How I Know”
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I really do…I could do a whole series of these 🤣🤣
I just found your videos. I wanted to say thanks for the content and more importantly having well produced and edited videos with good sound. So many of other "camper renovation" videos are poor quality, sound, cell phone records. Thanks again.
I definitely started out with terrible audio and video, but thankfully I upgraded my camera and microphone 🤣🤣
Thank you for this video, this is exactly the info I was looking for! Your hair color is absolutely gorgeous by the way!
SUPER helpful! I was about to go by a ton for the new camper!
I'm really glad I watched this. I was planning on replacing our factory backsplash with these because it keeps popping away from the wall. I would have traded one problem for another.
So true! Lots of good alternatives out there!
You can use the adhesive tiles you just have to prep the area by sanding the wall to remove the film on the existing wall paper, wipe it down well with alcohol then use Liquid Nails adhesive for added adhesion. We did this on my buddies camper a few years ago and zero issues to date.
@@jerry-381 Thanks Jerry, regardless of wall prep, I'm concerned about the adhesive on the tile itself. It just gets so stinking hot in storage during an Arizona summer that I fear that side will beak down.
@@AZDIYGuy I hear you that's why I mentioned using the Liquid Nails adhesive in addition to the adhesion on the tiles. I would put the LN on the wall and let it sit for a few minutes then apply the tiles. It won't come off without pulling the paper off the walls if done properly.
I installed some maybe 4 years ago and still doing great. no falling or peeling at all. I wonder why your fell off? I also did the peel and stick plank floor has held up. I even used the planks over the factory installed vinyl. I did self stick over wood and learned a few lessons. Using the 75 pound roller was the hardest part in an RV since you cant really roll all of the floor
Good info! Recently started watching your channel a couple videos back. I like the info your putting out there. I’ll continue to watch.
That’s encouraging, thank you!
Happy Day! So I am putting a mini-wood stove into our camper, and I had the idea to use a strong backerboard covered in tile of some kind to help with the heat in this corner where it will sit. Will traditional tile be good here or are you pretty sure that will fall off over time with the driving? Any ideas?
Can you elaborate on this and how hard it’s to install the other ones
Not hard at all. Construction adhesive and 18 gauge staples. Make sure to try to staple to framing (at least on the outside edges)
Whick is your favorite panel? Do you have a link?
Do you remove the original wall panels prior to installing the 1/4" brick backsplash? Im concerned that the thickness of the brick panel.will be too thick around my kitchen window. Thanks!
I actually trim it out and put it around the window. I take the window out, instal the panel, router out the hole of the window with a flush trim bit, then get the trim ring and put it in. I trace it with a sharpie and then cut it out with my multi tool, then reinstall the window. Sometimes you can get away with putting it underneath that trim ring, but just make sure the screw pull the window in tight to seal properly
@@fallenintocamping Thank you so much for the detailed explanation. Blessings to you!
Good morning sister in Christ !! When using the decor panel , how can I attach it to existing rv panels ?
Liquid nails and 18 gauge staples!
What about peel and stick wallpaper? Or should I use regular glue I wallpaper
I stay away from pretty much all adhesive based products, but I do know some people who have had success with it. It also depends a lot on where you live and how hot/cold it gets. If your 100% set on it, at least use 2 types of adhesive (Ive heard some people use a good spray adhesive in addition to the adhesive on the wallpaper). I’ve never tried it because it’s not worth the gamble to me. If it falls off, I don’t have the heart to tell my clients ‘tough luck’ 😂
Thank you !,,
Just got the decor panels for 11 bucks on clearance at Home Depot ! Yesssss
Quick question was the sticky adhesive on the back the 3m foam sticky tape or was it just sticky Adhesive
Just the adhesive from the actual tile itself. Even if it had added adhesive, it’ll still yellow over time
I’ve heard there are better brands vs the cheaper brands that stick better. Can I ask what brands did you use?
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You didn’t say how you attached it though.
You attach panels with construction adhesive and staples.
I always use an adhesive like liquid nail because peel and stick doesn't stick for long
More information on what you found that works better? I am not familiar snd did t understand… is there a link I am missing?
I do real tile if it’s a small area, or brick paneling whitewashed, but that’s all really personal preference!
@@fallenintocamping yes the brick paneling… what is that? I haven’t heard of it.
@@fallenintocamping never mind I googled it.. it’s foam… very interesting!
@@fairoaks42 Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested in seeing.
www.homedepot.com/p/1-4-in-x-48-in-x-96-in-HDF-Kingston-Brick-Panel-KINGSTON/311316427
@@fairoaks42 it’s basically MDF wall paneling!
What do you use to hold the panels to the wall? I would think any glue would let loose in the heat?
1 1/4 staples with my 18 gauge nailer
@@fallenintocamping Thanks for the quick reply, We have just purchased a 2017 camper and was going to use peal and stick flooring and use the subway tile.. I am glad I happened onto your site. I assume the staples are only used around the edges so they are not easily seen?
@@mowens1972 yeah, I cover the staples with quarter round so you don’t see them. You can technically glue the vinyl sheet flooring down if you don’t want to use staples, that’s totally up to your personal choice!
Does this add extra weight? I am trying to keep it light
@@pamdols72 maybe 20 pounds. It’s all about give and take.
Nail glue?
How about how to evaluate a rig for flipping? Inquiring minds want to know. Liking your channel good info. Thanks, God bless
That all depends on your skill level! Typically when I buy flips, the roofs are caved in 😂
Got one of those. Thought I was retired..not with this economy. Guess I'll just jump in with both feet!
AND gaps start to show up between panels as the rv heats up and then cools down🙄
Yes!
I remember when I had them in my personal camper, I would walk by every time and smooth them with my hand because it drove me nuts 😂
I can't stand the tacky feeling of the peel and stick surface. Not what I want to use.
You can tell you live out of your rv by your shirt
I don’t know what shirt I’m wearing, but I live in a house. I have to have my shop and space to renovate and repair campers 😂
😊. Ask me how I know . Lol
Whick is your favorite panel? Do you have a link?
If you have a Home Depot near you, they have a brick and shiplap paneling that I use all the time. Those two are probably my favorite