Once the tile is down take a 5 in 1 tool and scrapper to remove any excess grout.
Removing vinyl backsplash.
Beginning at the outside edge heat the tile with a blow dryer and when the glue softens up some insert the edge of a putty knife under the tile and lift until you can grab it and pull it away from the wall.
Once dried these substances become hard and brittle requiring the use of certain tools and procedures to remove them easily from the drywall.
With the removal of the one tile keep going under the surrounding tiles gently popping the tile from the wall by prying it from the wall using the scraper and hammer.
The use a stiff putty knife and small prybar the pry the backsplash off the wall.
Breaking up the grout will allow the tiles to loosen.
A lot of people just tile above the short backsplash rather than try to remove it.
This can also be done with the addition of a light sander using fine grade sandpaper.
Be mindful to not hit really hard when loosening the grout because you could damage the drywall behind the tile.
How to remove kitchen backsplash easily.
Use a hammer to tap the knife into the laminate backsplash and force the backsplash to separate from the wall.
If it was glued to the counter top and wall would be hard to remove.
Continue heating and pulling until it is all removed.
The degree of difficulty required to take down a laminate backsplash depends on the installation technique used.
Allow to fully dry.
With proper care in the removal process you can keep the old tiles to reuse later or sell and limit the amount of damage to the drywall.
Fill drywall gouges with drywall joint compound and sand it smooth.
One tip to removing backsplash tile is to go in on an angle so that you do not go directly into the drywall.
Insert a putty knife in the laminate backsplash.
The laminate will break free.
Make sure the knife is inserted between the wall and the laminate backsplash.
If the laminate is attached to the wall with construction adhesive or glue you have to work hard to pry the backsplash away from the wall.
Removing a backsplash may not be as easy as it sounds.
This is where those small chisels will come in handy.
A tile backsplash adheres to drywall using an adhesive and grout.
If just the wall first use a knife and cut through the caulk between the backsplash ans counter.