The Ultimate Faux Brick Backsplash (Using PVC Panels!)

See the FULL DIY Faux Brick Backsplash tutorial and supply list here:
www.renovatedfaith.com/brick-for-backsplash/
Here's where I got my faux brick panels. After trying several, these worked best (affiliate link):
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THE ULTIMATE DIY FAUX BRICK BACKSPLASH TUTORIAL & VIDEO
Want the best faux brick for a backsplash? PVC panels for walls are low-cost, easy-to-cut, super durable & go over your old tile!
You don’t have to spend a lot to have a beautiful kitchen! After painting kitchen cabinets, I realized my old backsplash looked outdated. Fortunately, I found the perfect solution that matched the fresh new look of my cabinets and required no demo!
It’s hard to believe there’s a low-cost backsplash option that not only looks like real brick but is durable, waterproof, can be cut with scissors, and can go over your current tile backsplash. By using 3d faux brick PVC panels for walls, you can get the look of a high-end backsplash but without the cost and hassle!
Not only is this backsplash option surprisingly durable, I was even able to do a mosaic feature over my stove with the same PVC bricks. This DIY faux brick backsplash gave my entire kitchen a whole new look without learning how to install tile or renting a tile cutter!
In this step-by-step tutorial and video, I’ll show you the best ways to get the look of the real thing by using PVC wall panels you order on Amazon!
LET ME SHOW YOU:
Why using PVC panels for walls is the best DIY faux brick backsplash option
How to make your faux brick paneling look like real brick - whether you want red brick, whitewashed brick, or white painted brick like my own.
How to do a mosaic over your stove with brick plastic wall panels
Why the biggest disappointments can be the greatest blessings in this week’s Renovate Your Faith devotional at the bottom of this post.
This step-by-step tutorial and video will show you how to install a low-cost backsplash option that not only looks like real brick but is durable, waterproof, can be cut with scissors, and can go over your current tile backsplash. By using 3d faux brick PVC panels for walls, you can get the look of a high-end backsplash but without the cost and hassle! I’ll also show you how to paint a DIY white-washed brick look. Looks great in a kitchen with white cabinets or on an accent wall!

[@hails09]

How has this held up over the year you’ve had it

[@tamikasmith2438]

Wow! Your kitchen turned out phenomenal! How did you make the accent backsplash behind the stove? What trim did you use to frame it out? How is it holding up 3 months later? Cleaning? Thank you!

[@RenovatedFaith]

Hey Tamika! Thank you SO much. If you go to the blog post, you can see how the old tile had that border that was slighly raised. So that is the same original tile border. I just made the mosaic on the inside and the post shows you how. After three months, I'm so happy with it. It's help up to our regular wear and tear really well. Thanks for your sweet comment!

[@tamikasmith2438]

Hi Karin! Thank you so much for taking time to reply. Oh goodness, totally overlooked the link to your blog! I think I was a tad bit distracted by your backsplash! You did an extremely thorough job explaining the process. I am eager to try this process. Thank you for sharing and being a blessing!

[@frankiebasham3696]

It looks Beautiful! What color are your kitchen walls and trim if you don't mind me asking?

[@RenovatedFaith]

Thank you so much! My walls are SW Agreeable Gray and the trim is SW Alabaster

[@frankiebasham3696]

@@RenovatedFaith Thanks for letting me know! I have been struggling with what color to paint my kitchen and living room. I have decided on Agreeable Gray. Just wasn't sure about the trim. Did you paint your ceiling the same? I love your channel!

[@tamgonzalez8405]

Could you tell me what color you used on your kitchen cabinets ?

[@scrappylifter8318]

Did you get new counter tops? Or do they look different because of the makeover? It looks great! I wonder if this technique would work in a shower?

[@RenovatedFaith]

They are actually the SAME countertops. They just look so much better without the orange cabinets.

[@scrappylifter8318]

@@RenovatedFaith they certainly do!

[@gaeilgesinger1]

would this treatment work on plain drywall also? I don't currently have anything but regular drywall and water splashes constantly.

[@RenovatedFaith]

Yes, just make sure you prime it first!

[@barnes80]

What paint color are your cabinets?

[@RenovatedFaith]

Hey Erin! They are Sherwin Williams Alabaster but in Benjamin Moore Advance. It's a really nice white that's slightly creamy but not too much.