How To Install Wall Panels With Adhesive

Scrape off any flaking paint or plaster.

How to install wall panels with adhesive.

Then lightly nail the tops so that they stay in position and pull the bottoms out and set them on a block of wood. 1 cartridge adhesive for 4 decoflair wall panels. Panel adhesive is available in tubs and tubes and can be applied with a notched trowel or a caulking gun. Create a long bead in a zigzag pattern so there is even coverage.

Tap in place with a rubber mallet. Press and hold each panel in place for 5 to 10 seconds and then let go. The rows of adhesive should be about 8 to 12. Insert the panel into the corner moulding.

Make sure the first panel is plumb to the wall. Align the panels and press them firmly until the glue adheres according to the adhesive manufacturer s recommendations. Plaster cement or mortar must be fully cured before wall adhesive is applied. Apply adhesive with a caulk gun in a w or wave pattern.

Place the panel on the wall and press it into the adhesive. Installing first panel on the wall with adhesive above 1 trim panel edge 1 so that it fits into the corner well and that edge 2 aligns with plumb line on stud if possible 2 drive four 3 penny 1 finishing nails 4 partway into panel 3 1 from the top edge. Apply 1 8x3 inch bands of adhesive to the wall frame or solid surface in a zigzag pattern. Use a trowel and apply a 1 4 inch thick layer of frp adhesive to the back side of the first panel.

Repeat until walls are covered. Cut it to fit the height of the wall apply a bead of silicone caulk down the entire length and press it into the inside corner. To attach the paneling to the wall secure the paneling to the wall with panel adhesive and finishing nails. Spread the adhesive across the back of the panel by squeezing the trigger on the gun.

Position and press the panel into place. Custom engineered for installing parkland wall panels molding parkland panel adhesives can be used with porous non porous substrates. Leave a millimeter space between each panel to allow for expansion and contraction as you stick them to the wall or frame. When using over cement or non porous surfaces please contact customer support at parkland plastics to discuss how to.

Apply 1 4 inch continuous lines bead of adhesive every 3 to 4 inches across the back of your panel. This will ensure at least 60 percent of the back of each panel is covered. Uses include sealed drywall concrete concrete blocks aluminum osb plywood frp. If the wall finish is at all glossy sand it with medium sandpaper.