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Trade: Handyman, Home Improvement, Kitchen & Bath Remodeling
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Warwick, Rhode Island
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Using Regular Liquid Nails On A Tub Surround
I bought a solid plastic tub surround which is about 1/8" thick. It came with Liquid Nails Tub Surround Adhesive which says on the tube it will not burn through.
I'm about one tube short for the job and wonder if regular liquid nails will discolor the surround, bleeding all the way through to the finished surface. I have had this problem using liquid nails on vinyl cove (baseboard), the flexible kind that comes in a roll. That cove material is much softer and thinner than the tub surround and I'm thinking maybe the surround doesn't actually require the fancy type adhesive which would require yet another trip to the store.
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Re: Using Regular Liquid Nails On A Tub Surround
Why take a chance on melting that surround, I would get another tube of the right stuff. Although I put a couple in with silicone a few years ago.
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Re: Using Regular Liquid Nails On A Tub Surround
I agree, just go and buy the right stuff that came with it.
I wouldnt take a chance with it.
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Re: Using Regular Liquid Nails On A Tub Surround
I know it's hard sometime, but read the directions the manufactuer gave you. Use only what they suggest. Cheap insurance is sometimes the best insurance.
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Re: Using Regular Liquid Nails On A Tub SurroundQuote:
Good Luck Dave
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