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Bondera is a double-sided, pressure-sensitive, peel-and-stick adhesive that makes custom tiling projects cost-effective and mess free. Bondera was named one of Lowe’s Top 10 Innovative Products in 2011 and is endorsed by Hildi Santo Tomas, best known for her work on the popular TLC home makeover show Trading Spaces.
Since its introduction to the DIY world, Bondera has helped create eye-catching kitchen and bathroom backsplashes. To use, simply apply the adhesive to any clean, flat, level surface including drywall, plywood, laminate and Formica®, and follow the simple steps below:
- Peel off the liner and apply to the surface that will be tiled.
- Stick tile in place to Bondera. Tiles placed lightly on Bondera may be moved for up to 20 minutes after the initial applications, allowing users to perfect the tile design.
- Grout the tiles the same day.
Bondera also has a variety of additional creative uses for all areas of the home as well. The adhesive is perfect for small craft projects, including dressing up a picture frame or refurbishing a dull pencil holder. Bondera is ideal for weekend projects like tiling a mosaic design on an old coffee table that needs sprucing up, or crafting a large mosaic mural on a wall for a truly custom touch to the home.
“I love out-of-the-box, creative tiling designs. It’s exciting to discover new ways to incorporate imaginative patterns or mosaics into kitchen and bath backsplashes, add pizzazz to accent walls or give a colorful face-lift to outdated tables,” explains Hildi. “Bondera gives homeowners, crafters and design enthusiasts a new tool to help bring their creative vision to reality.”
WIN WIN WIN – We are giving 2 lucky CraftGossip.com readers the chance to win 2 rolls of the Bondera tape. For your chance to win simply enter below by telling us what your going to use it for.
THE WINNERS HAVE BEEN SELECTED AND NOTIFIED BY E-MAIL
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By Shellie Wilson
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92 Comments so far
I would love to try this on a table that I have been wanting to tile for over a year! It would be perfect.
I would love to try this product out. I would start with a mosaic back splash.
Yay!
I plan on adhering 50 year old mini tiles to the top of a small, fold-up coffee table that I found on the street! Perfect!
I would love to use this to make my mosaic wall murals from pottery shards.
I would love this for a mural on an empty wall in my bathroom!
My grandchildren are visiting NY for the summer. The various mosaics around the city have sparked their interest. Bondera would be so great for us to use on a starter project.
I have been remodeling my kitchen this would be perfect for the tiles around the sink and stove
I love to recyle containers by covering themm with mosaic tiles. I would love to use Bondera and forego the glue. It would save so much time!
I would use it to make a tile table top!
I would like to try this for my kitchen backsplash and for a folding table
Our downstairs bathroom needs to be remodeled because of a broken potty (can you tell I have a small child at home). We have to save money on this so we’re going to do most of the work ourselves and we’ve never done anything like this. So any type of tricks of the trade, such as Bondera, will help immensely!
Reworking a house and could use in many ways. Replacing messy other adhesives.
I would use it to do a tile table top for my outdoor table
This looks like the answer to my prayers! My kitchen backsplash is in need of replacing but I just couldn’t bring myself to deal with the mess. Thanks so much for the great giveaway!
If I win, I will use the Bondera on my oudated coffee table. I already have the tiles and the plan, so I’m ready to go! (and I think Hildi would approve of the design!) Just send that product my way!!!
I’m not sure- but, it’ll be cool whatever it is!
Anytime I think “tile would look perfect here” (wall, table top, old wooden box), my next thought is “but, the mess”. I am so happy to learn of this product. Yea!
Bondera sounds wonderful! I would first try it to cover the oval frame of a framed mirror with sea shells, then move on to mosaic flower pots (as I doubt 2 rolls would actually be enought o do my backsplash). If these worked nicely as practice I would then be comfortable purchasing enough of the product to do the backsplash in the kitchen. I actually have just plain drywall on the backsplash now and would love to have tile. Of copure, all the finished projects would be posted on my blog so I could get opinions.
I would love a kitchen backsplash!
Wow – this sounds great! With Bondera, I believe I could actually complete our tile kitchen backsplash myself! We have had the boxes of tiles for this project for about 2 years now….my kitchen laminate floor project has taken 6 years and is still not 100% complete yet! I don’t plan on waiting that long for the tile backsplash! Ugh!! Bondera – Please help a desperate housewife in Wisconsin! Please??!!
I would use it to refresh my 60 year old bathroom
When we bought our house, which had been newly renovated, we had intended to put in a backsplash in the kitchen. I’ve never done this before and would love to try Bondera!
I would use it in our bathroom which we are going to renovate soon, and I want tiles so this would work out great.
We have an empty area on the wall between our counter and cabinets and I would LOVE to put some cute tiles there of some sort.
I have been looking for the perfect way to refurbish the huge mirror in the guest bath. I think I will cover the frame with small tiles…this product would be perfect for a first time tiler.
I want to repurpose some rubber flip-flops and think Bondera would really help.
We are in the process of remodeling our kitchen now. What perfect timing this would be for creating backsplash!
I would use it a backsplash behind my sink which is under a window. I would then put decorative tiles all around the window. That would be so pretty.
I have been dying to try this bondera I would love to try backsplash countertop and trivets to match teach my grandkids to craft with it and I love trying new things have you tried putting latex paint into ice cube trays ? make faux tiles got to try it…
OH! I would use this in my upstairs bathrom…it had DARK BROWN 70′s ceramic tile. I loathe it, but have yet to even contemplate how to replace it. I think this is the answer…Thanks!
My 1983′s kitchen needs a major work, from floor to ceiling. I would love to use Bodera to put in a backsplash. It would be something this senior could do. Thanks for the chance to win!
Backsplash aside, I am thinking mosiac table tops, vases, picture frames, just endless possibilities!
Please randome generator, pick me !
i would use it for a mosiac backsplash tile in kitchen
A tile border/backsplash in our small powder room would look fabulous! Also, I have an old serving tray that needs a facelift.
I hadn’t seen this before. I would tile some boxes. One can never have enough boxes.
I’d use it for the backsplash in the kitchen of behind the medicine cabinet in the bath.
I have a closet sized bathroom that I was trying to figure out how to tile the walls in. – this would make that SOOO much easier!
I am a teacher and I have my kids make mosaic projects. This would be so much neater than glue! This would be an awesome way for kids to mosaic flowerpots or picture frames.
I am working on a new back splash in my kitchen. This looks like a wonderful product
I have several projects in mind! We are getting ready to tile the master bath and I have a mosaic planned for the front of the tub and a co-ordinating top for antique sewing machine legs that are being repurposed as tub side table.
My younger daughter has antique 1 inch tiles we salvaged from a tear down she wants to combine with glass tiles to edge her floor and tub with.
We also salvaged a claw foot tub from that same tear down, it will be going into the guest bath downstairs and I would love to tile a rug in front of it.
If that weren’t enough! I also want to tile the wall behind the stove and add some accent tiles under the range hood.
SWEET product! I think I would tackle some tile work in the bathroom that I’ve been meaning to get to for a long time.
I’ve never had a kitchen backsplash – and my husband promised me one. Now we can do it more easily!
I’m so excited about this product. I can’t believe I haven’t heard of it before now! I’m going to build a frame around a large mirror in my front room. And after that, tile the bathroom floor, cover the support posts downstairs, and finally, perhaps the trickiest job, build a display for the hand painted Portuguese tiles my husband brought home. So many things to do!
I would use it to put up a colorful tile border around the doors of my craft supplies cabinet.. my dauther has used magnets to make this area her art display area : )
I am wanting to tile the tops of a couple of tables for dining outdoors, I think Bondera would make this so much easier than “buttering” each piece of tile and sticking it on.
I would like to try this on my backsplash, it needs and update.
I have just got into making mural pictures, so this would be great for it. At the moment I do lose bits whilst waiting for it to dry. Great giveaway, thanks.
I would use it to help my Sister mosaic her back splash. Thanks for the chance to win.
I just had the inspired idea of adding a tile border decoration to my craft room walls!
I want to make a mosaic back splash in my kitchen out of my old and chipped collection of china!
Oh there are so many thing I would love to try to mosaic crosses, table tops, flower pots, oh the list is endless this is just a starter.
I think this would be great for a back splash in my kitchen. I think it would hold on a vertical surface well.
I would love to win and recover my old dresser since I’m come to terms with the fact that I’m never going to sand it down. I’ve never seen this product before so thanks for the giveaway I think it will be life changing!
Oh, Yes. This is my type of give away. I will use this for a gift using tiles and to make a “band-aid” for a hurt counter top.
Good Luck to One and All.
Terri
This is an awesome product!! I could use this for many crafting projects but I would use this primarily for work on minature dollhouses for securing many interior and exterior miniature items, landscapes and furnishings.
I would like to make my own adhesive plate hangers.
I just moved from Houston to Amarillo and the house I moved into has stains from a dog that obviously thought the house was a toilet so, I have to rip up all the tile and replace it with new tile in the kitchen, dining room and the bathroom.
I’d love to use this on my new bathroom!
My 1960′s bungalow kitchen needs some help & I’ve been wanting to do some mexican tile behind the stove for years now, but I’ve been a little scared because I’ve never done anything bigger than craft mosaics. This would be awesome for working on a vertical surface – no drips & sliding tiles! If there’s enough, I’m going to tile behind the sink as well!
I would use it on our kitchen backsplash. Right now the backsplash is painted lime green.
If I won, I’d decorate pencil holders for my nieces.
OK. Would it sound too wierd for me to say that I really want to use it to customize the ceiling in my kitchen? I think this would be the finishing touch!
I’m going to do my kitchen backsplash!
I would use it to do a mosiac on my old iron outdoor table – I have been wanting to do this for a long time! thanks1
What a great product! I would use the Bondera to tile a patio table.
I need a new backsplash in my kitchen. This would be a great help!
I was thinking about trying it for a beach pebble mat
We are just getting ready to start gutting our kitchen. This would be helpful esp. around and for the backsplash.
I would use this as a backsplash. I need one pretty bad in my apartment.
I would you it for a kitchen backsplash!
I would use it to make a mosaic table top – I love trying new crafts!
I’m wanting to try something new in our new master bath. This would be great.
I’d like to put a border on my bathroom walls
then maybe do a matching hall mirror
I would use it to redo my entry way table. I have been wanting to redo since the day I bought it at my local thrift store.
I would like to try Bondera for some home updating projects and craft projects too. I think I might try it out on my kitchen back splash first.
I would apply tin tiles on the wall behind my oven.
I would love to use this when I fix the broken tiles in my foyer.
I would re-tile my kitchen table.
I would love to put a tile floor in my main hallway!!!
either a summer art project or a bird feeder. or both.
I’d use it to make a tile-built-up heart right above my bed
I would use it to make a back splash in my kitchen. I’ll buy the tiles from Habitat for Humanity.
I have a kitchen floor that needs to be fixed as well as some places in my bathroom that need to be fixed properly! chichijunk at cs dot com
I have a kitchen island that adds to much wood to the area (fake, not real wood). I was thinking of using fake rock, but now might check out the tile possibilities, which seem endless. Thank you!
A fun kitchen backsplash for my boring kitchen.
I would like to add a “new” kitchen counter top without having to install an expensive one.
I want to mosaic around the mirrors in my bathroom! How neat is this!
I would love to try this on a mirror I have waiting to be made over.
To creat a onone of a kind patio table. Sun burst or sunflower design.This would make project easier and the place and restick would be wonderful for accuracy. Thank you for the clue on this product.Off to Lowes I shall go!!!!(if not selected!)
I bought a small plain table from a thrift store recently. It will look good painted but it would look great with a mosaic tiled top.
I have been planning to install a mosaic behind my stove–this would be wonderful.
I want to see if this wil make my cork boards easier and less messy to make!