How Do You Glue When Making A Mosaic Backsplash?
Mosaic backsplashes are a creative way to customize your home. You can use Grandma’s china or sea glass you found on vacation or simply choose tiles or glass that coordinate with your home decor. If you select and apply the glue properly, your mosaic backsplash will stand the test of time. Attach a backerboard to the drywall in your kitchen. This is a critical step to prevent moisture and mildew from becoming trapped in the wall. Cut or break your tiles and glass into the shapes and sizes of your choice. You can do this by either using the nippers to shape the pieces, or you can place them under a towel and lightly strike them with a hammer. Design your layout to ensure you have enough material to complete your project. Use your trowel to butter the back of each mosaic piece. Apply the grout generously so that the glass bonds securely to the backerboard. Place each mosaic piece on the backerboard and hold it for a few seconds. The piece will have a tendency to slip for a few moments, s
