can i use it between counter and backsplash
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I used it for some electrical repair, etc. where it is wrapped and then adheres to its other layers. I'm not sure how it would work if used as just one strip adhering to the two surfaces. I would suggest a good silicone kitchen sealer from a squeeze tube. Though.... It is water proof and does adhere to the original surface well.
597414
Not really. The tape bonds to itself so by pulling it tight you can use it to seal a hole in a pipe or wrap a hose. It isn't an adhesive tape per se.
542699
depends on the layout. If it is a single cabinet, then the answer is NO. If it is part of a set of cabinets it might as long as the counter top company does it right.
2269846
Cant give much insight on backsplash under glass tiles, but as far as the edges go, I would do the granite paint on the edges. I think it would look better than painting the color of the cabinets. The biggest problem we had was that our laminate was not only on the counter surface but also went up the back and one side about 5 inches. It was kind of difficult to get the granite paint to look right where the back/side and top met, and in the corner. I would recommend taping some plastic or brown paper on a good-sized portion of the counter where it meets the back, and doing the back first. After the back dries, I would then cover the back with plastic or the brown paper and paint the counter top.
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You can place it exactly where you want it then tilt it up, silicone along the bottom on all spots which sit on the countertop. Then place it down and silicone a bead all the way around the outter edge at the counter. There also may be some small holes on the bottom which you might be able to use anchor bolts/wingnuts thru the countertop.. Hope this helps a little!
156229
I would NOT use this as a backsplash or in a kitchen. The relief is quite deep and would probably get crushed with constant scrubbing.
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I use it for my granite counters. I guess you can use for shower walls and floors, if they are granite.
366595
If you are talking about a ceramic tile type backsplash I would say you could if very careful if you drill it. I would drill slowly and use wall anchors to hold the screws.
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We have a granite backsplash with a granite windowsill. We do not have much room between the windowsill but there is about an inch between the faucet and the sill. We were amazed at how tightly this faucet fits for its size. It is much bigger than the original faucet that was used when we remodeled. Hands down love this one.
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I used it on backsplash around a sink. I used it to shine and protect baseboards, both look good. I never tried wallpaper but you could try a piece and see how it dries before going all the way. Using a back and forth light touch, let that dry, than do it again. See what you think. If it doesn't bubble, sounds like a great idea.
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I can't see why you couldn't. I have tile on my counter also. Haven't tried it yet though. I've only used it on my kitchen floor. Still looks great
824519
It's possible.Check the inner space of your counter.Also make sure you have enogh ventilation.there is some heat from the unitthat may cause a problem.It is a stand alone design.Dick
1888241
No the backsplash is an additional 4 inches. I love the vanity, the quality is excellent and they have great customer service!
820309
This vanity is 35 1/2" including cabinet and marble countertop. The backsplash is an additional 4", which came detached from the vanity - so you can choose to use or not use.
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Not that I know of. The counters were not attached to the base. I guess you could choose not to use them.
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Have not tried that, I only use on my granite countertops, I would contact the company that makes it and present the question to them.
1229572
If your counters are made of wood yes. If not I wouldn't recommend it. It's great for wood floors, furniture.
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They give you the backsplash and you can use it or not. It does not come attached.