Use and Care Manual

USE AND CARE MANUAL

TOOLS REQUIRED:

● Utility blade (score the surface and snap) or tile saw

● Protective gear

● Level

● Sponge

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

● Tiles can be installed over most clean, ﬂat, smooth, dry, surfaces that are free of

dust, wax, soap scum and grease. Drywall, plaster or clean, smooth tile (glazed,

porcelain type tile; not porous or textured). Any damaged or uneven areas must

be repaired, patched, leveled and primed. Fill cracks and irregularities, then

smooth.

● Tiles can be cut simply with a saw, shears or straight blade (xacto knife).

● For utility blade - Glide blade across the tile in a straight line (with the help of a

ruler) creating a scratch or score in the tile. Repeat until a groove in the tile is

formed. It can then be broken or severed along the groove, resulting in a straight

and smooth cut. Use ﬁne grit sandpaper to smooth the edge.

● Before installing tiles on the wall - Lightly spray a small amount of soap and

water mixture (2 tsp dish soap/ 16 oz water) to the adhesive and spread evenly

with a sponge. This will allow tile to be repositioned within a few seconds of

installation.

● Press ﬁrmly on tile when in desired position

● Caulking/sealing countertop seam

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USE AND CARE MANUAL TOOLS REQUIRED: ● Utility blade (score the surface and snap) or tile saw ● Protective gear ● Level ● Sponge INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS: ● Tiles can be installed over most clean, flat, smooth, dry, surfaces that are free of dust, wax, soap scum and grease. Drywall, plaster or clean, smooth tile (glazed, porcelain type tile; not porous or textured). Any damaged or uneven areas must be repaired, patched, leveled and primed. Fill cracks and irregularities, then smooth.
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● This step is optional, but recommended - apply a 1/8” bead of caulk or silicone sealant in the gap between the bottom row and the counter top. CARE AND MAINTENANCE: ● Allow 24 hours for the adhesive to set before exposing the tile to humidity or heat source. ● Clean or touch-up tiles with glass cleaner and soft cloth or paper towels. ● Remove tiles with putty knife ● Removal of tiles will likely damage surface DO NOT USE for showers, countertops or outdoors.