Many homeowners have no problem installing a backsplash in their kitchen, but come into problems.

Installing tile backsplash around outlets. Do not make your cuts so. If removing the mesh or paper does. With the mosaic sheet in hand, identify which parts of the mosaic would cover the outlet and, with the utility blade, remove this part.

Once the hard work of tiling is done, you’ll need to put the finishing touches back in place. Put them into a plastic. Keep installing the sheets until you get close to the outlet.

If it's a double outlet, there will be two screws. Set the plate and screw aside. That way you don't have to bother with filling in little gaps with cut pieces.

Start in the corner and cut a tile in half, placing one half on each side of the corner. Make a plunge cut with a wet saw. If the sheet will fit over the outlet, you can install them now.

Use the screwdriver to remove the screw in the center of the plate between the two outlets. Apply tiles with tile adhesive once you have selected the type of tiles that you will be using, begin to apply tile adhesive to the wall you will be tiling as well as the back of the. To do this, place the tile in position on the wet saw and align the blade on the first line.

Lay the faceplate over the outlet, making sure to match up the screw. Set the faceplates and screws aside in the same spot so the small screws won’t get lost. Hold the tile against the wall and on top of the socket and mark the tile on both edges where it will be cut to create space for the socket to fit using a.