| Masonry Brick & Block Walls |
Polycarbonates & Laminates |
Sound Board |
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Adhesive(s} that may be used on this surface |
- Mineral Based Contact Adhesive
- Water Based Contact Adhesive
- White Glues
- Carpet Cement
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- Mineral Based Contact Adhesive
- Water Based Contact Adhesive
- White Glues
- Carpet Cement
- Rubber Based Hot Melt Adhesive
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- Mineral Based Contact Adhesive
- Water Based Contact Adhesive
- White Glues
- Carpet Cement
- Rubber Based Hot Melt Adhesive
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| Preparation |
- Prepare this surface by
first painting with a Latex
Masonry Sealer. Allow to
dry for 24 hours.
- Before starting to hang the fabric,
apply a coat of adhesive to the surface and
allow it to dry for 24 hours.
- For maximum adhesion, apply
adequate sealer to fill the
"valleys" of the surface.
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- Clean surface.
- Surface preparation is not
necessary.
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- Clean surface.
- Surface preparation is
advisable but may not
always be necessary.
- If sealing is necessary,
adhesives may be used as a
sealer...let dry for 24 hours.
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| Application |
- Adhesives should only be applied
to the surface, never to the fabric.
- This is a directional fabric.
Hang each strip in the same
direction to avoid color
differences caused by pile
directional changes.
- If using a roller, apply a light
coat of adhesive to the surface to
avoid bleed through to the face of the
fabric. Adhesive may also
be brushed or sprayed onto the surface.
- White glues with a high
viscosity (liquidity) should be
allowed set-up time before applying fabric
to avoid bleed through. You may want to
use tacks to hold fabric in place.
Allow applied fabric 24 hours to cure.
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- Adhesives should only be applied
to the surface, never to the fabric.
- This is a directional fabric.
Hang each strip in the same
direction to avoid color
differences caused by pile
directional changes.
- If using a roller, apply a light
coat of adhesive to the surface to avoid
bleed through to the face of the fabric.
Adhesive may also be brushed or sprayed
onto the surface.
- White glues with a high
viscosity (liquidity) should be
allowed set-up time before
applying fabric to avoid bleed through.
You may want to use tacks
to hold fabric in place. Allow applied
fabric 24 hours to cure.
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- Adhesives should only be applied
to the surface, never to the fabric.
- This is a directional fabric.
Hang each strip in the same
direction to avoid color
differences caused by pile
directional changes.
- If using a roller, apply a light
coat of adhesive to the surface to avoid
bleed through to the face of the fabric.
Adhesive may also be brushed or sprayed
onto the surface.
- White glues with a high
viscosity (liquidity) should be
allowed set-up time before applying fabric
to avoid bleed through.
You may want to use tacks to hold fabric in place.
Allow applied fabric 24 hours to cure.
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| Installation Alerts or other Miscellaneous Information |
- Mineral based adhesives
are not recommended for
unventilated areas in offices,
museums, showrooms, etc.
- Remove excess adhesive
immediately after each seam
is completed using a water
dampened sponge, if applicable.
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- Hot melt adhesives set-up
quickly, usually used in
production line set-up.
- Mineral based adhesives
are not recommended for
unventilated areas in offices,
museums, showrooms, etc.
- Remove excess adhesive
immediately after each seam
is completed using a water
dampened sponge, if applicable.
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- Hot melt adhesives set-up
quickly, usually used In
production line set-up.
- Surface preparation will help in
the later removal of the fabric.
- When removing, if a water
based adhesive was used,
soaking or steaming will help
loosen the adhesive.
- Mineral based adhesives
are not recommended for
unventilated areas in offices,
museums, showrooms, etc.
- Remove excess adhesive
immediately after each seam
is completed using a water
dampened sponge, if applicable.
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