How to Paint Tiles for a Stove Backsplash

Latex paint washes off tilebut bonds are painted by polyurethane using ceramic and porcelain. Tile supporting a stove awakens grease, so cleaning must be stood up to by a painted tile backsplash. Sanding and priming add strength. Remember that walls supporting stoves frequently are effectively painted, if you are worried about the heat from a stove damaging the paint. The enemy of painted vinyl is. You paint an existing backsplash or can paint tiles.

Clean all tiles using a non-residue cleaner and dry them thoroughly using a clean rag or paper towels.

Sand the tops of the tiles gently with fine-grit sandpaper to roughen the surface. Omit this step, When the tiles are unglazed.

Wipe off the tiles with paper towels or paper towels.

Spread newspaper over your work surface and arrange the tiles face-up on top of the paper.

Fill a little paint pan using oil-based paint primer.

Pass a little foam paint roller throughout the paint pan, saturating it with primer.

Roll an even coat of primer on each tile, working to avoid air bubbles. Allow the primer dry, then apply a second coat.

Allow the primer that is second dry immediately, then scuff the surface with sandpaper.

Fill another paint that is little pan using oil-based polyurethane paint.

By rolling it saturate a foam paint roller with paint.

Roll an even coat of paint over each tile using the paint roller. Allow the paint dry, and apply a second coat if needed.

Install the backsplash after the tiles are tacky. Wait at least 24 hoursand longer if possible.

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