Ron, we usedliquid nails in this house for installing bathroom marble
type 4 by 8 sheets. Like Dale Evans mentioned we had to hold it up
but I am reminded that that liquid nails we used was dispensed thru a
caulking gun . it can be purchased in smaller tubes too. However , at
that time it was suggested by the manufacturer that we apply the
liquid nails in different patterns , like swirling, then move the wall
board panels up against the wall. hold it and then pull back for a few
seconds then apply the board and using gloves like Jennifer described
smoothed and held that panel up. it , the panel would not move now
unless the house fell down. we also used it, the liquid nails on some
outside corner molding in the bathroom as well as to apply it to that
roll out rubberized baseboard. Lee
On Mon, Oct 13,
2008 at 09:30:28AM -0500, Ron
Yearns
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> There is a product called liquid nails that is kind of a contact cement or
> can be used like rubber cement. Any way it is made for the type of work you
> are talking about. Its primary use is gluing flooring to floor joists along
> with nailing or screwing and also gluing paneling to sheetrock. The
> construction adhesive is the general naim for other brands.
> Ron
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Betsy Whitney
> To: blindhandyman-yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2008 9:47 PM
> Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Installing wooden corner molding
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> Aloha Everyone,
> The inside of most of my house has cedar paneling. The molding on
> some of the corners needs to be replaced. I am wondering if I can
> glue it in place instead of nailing it up. I can use hammers and
> nails just fine, but am thinking that it might feel nicer if there
> are no nails in it and then I won't have to touch-up any nail holes.
> If this is an option, what kind of glue should I use?
> Thanks, Betsy
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