Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

These are easy to cut, easy to install, and they look amazing! I only bought one box to try as a sample, but now I've returned to buy more and finish my project with them. I'll update this review with more photos once the rest arrive and I finish putting them up and painting them. The package came with no instructions or guidance, so here are a few things I learned: * DO NOT PAINT THEM before installation. Paint them AFTER. They will curl up and be hard to install if you paint them first. * You'll need to glue them on. I used gorilla glue construction adhesive * If you don't already have one, get a cartridge gun so you'll actually be able to use your glue (I have no DIY experience, so this was new for me). * You'll need to cut them to fit. An ordinary utility knife works for peeling, and industrial strength cutters work well for bigger cuts. * As shown in the photos, the tiles are hollow, so when you cut them, if the open end is not against a wall, you'll probably want to spackle it in, sand it down, and paint over it. * You can do these very close to seamlessly without painting them, but for me, most of my tiles have a tiny seam between them that can be caulked over and painted to become seamless. * Don't expect your walls and baseboard to be perfectly perpendicular, and don't expect your windows to be straight. Builders suck. * Don't expect to peel them off - they're permanent. UPDATE: I wanted to tile another room in my house, so I tried another brand of wall textures that is made out of the "eco-friendly" material (see: cardboard). After getting about halfway through, I hated working with the material and decided to rip them off the walls and do it over with these tiles again. Words seriously cannot describe how much better these tiles are than others. Additionally, I bought some spray foam insulation that I'm going to attempt to fill the hollow parts of the tiles with, for more noise insulation from my rowdy neighbors. When the room is done, I'll post updated pics of how that turns out, in case anyone else is considering doing the same.