AcrylPro 1 Qt. Ceramic Tile Adhesive

Yes this should be sufficient. I used in on exterior tile mounted vertically.

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White.

After reading your well presented history of these tiles, it seems that your tile installation was problematic from the beginning and therefore trying to repair loose tiles at this time should be considered only a temporary fix. I would recommend you hire a pro to re-glue these 8 tiles, however, if you are determined to take on the task yourself, the Acrylpro ceramic tile adhesive should be adequate. Beyond that recommendation I cannot verbally tell you how exactly to do this job.

If your individual tiles are 4 inch X 4 inch or smaller and the adhesive thickness is kept under 1/8 inch thickness and your back splash is kept usually dry, you should be fine using this product.

About 10sqft if area is smooth

Cuba and others, 1/2 inch is a good idea. We did find the square notch we had worked, but we ended up with a slight bit of lippage in one corner (the 5/8 inch side). Cuba, your idea of using floor patch material is good. We might take the tile up before the adhesive sets (a lot of adhesive under that tile), clean it up and use the floor patch to raise that end, and then try again. Lesson learned. Thanks all.

I sanded my painted surface just to be sure.