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Liquid Nails FRP Adhesive
Key Features
Guaranteed not to burn through panels - Trowel grade
adhesive - Excellent gap filling
Recommended For:
Recommended For:
Adhering FRP panels to: cured concrete, cement backerboard,
drywall, wood and greenboard.
NOT Recommended For:
Not recommended for adhering FRP panels to: wallpaper,
exterior surfaces and foamboard (polystyrene). Not recommended for adhering NRP
Panels, such as Plas-Tex® from
Parkland
Plastics.
For best results, adhesive and substrates should be between
50° and 90°F. Surfaces must be structurally sound and dry, free of grease,
dirt, dust, wallpaper, paint or anything that would interfere with a bond.
Level any high spots, and fill all cracks and holes with appropriate fillers.
Application Prep
1. Cut and pre-fit FRP panels.
2. Spread adhesive with the recommended trowel over the entire back of the FRP panel.
3. As soon as adhesive is spread over entire panel and before adhesive skins over (within 45 minutes), set panel in position and press against wall.
4. Press panel firmly into place, working from the center to the edges until full contact has been made.
5. Bracing may be required if walls or panels are not completely straight.
6. For channel moldings, permanent fasteners and panel spacings, follow FRP panel manufacturer's specifications. For application over concrete: Concrete surfaces need to be dry and completely cured. When installing FRP panels over below-grade concrete where moisture can penetrate, you must first attach furring strips to the concrete block and then attach a solid surface, such as wood or drywall, to these furring strips, then continue with standard FRP application.
2. Spread adhesive with the recommended trowel over the entire back of the FRP panel.
3. As soon as adhesive is spread over entire panel and before adhesive skins over (within 45 minutes), set panel in position and press against wall.
4. Press panel firmly into place, working from the center to the edges until full contact has been made.
5. Bracing may be required if walls or panels are not completely straight.
6. For channel moldings, permanent fasteners and panel spacings, follow FRP panel manufacturer's specifications. For application over concrete: Concrete surfaces need to be dry and completely cured. When installing FRP panels over below-grade concrete where moisture can penetrate, you must first attach furring strips to the concrete block and then attach a solid surface, such as wood or drywall, to these furring strips, then continue with standard FRP application.
Drying Time
Working time: Up to thirty minutes. Very warm, dry conditions
will decrease working time.
Cleanup
Use mineral spirits to clean up wet or dry adhesive. Note
warnings on mineral spirits container.