pl 200 for foil foamboard

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pl 200 for foil foamboard

Postby Grid Runner Adventures » Thu Mar 04, 2010 5:32 pm

Hi all. just went to lowes all they have is foil foamboard 3/4 inch thick locally here.

will pl 200 work for making luan/foilfoamboard/luan laminated panels?

if it will i will be using the back of a trowel to skim coat it on for a fullspread

on the tube it says a few nice key features. can bond to wood and metal (so foil is covered) and it can flex a bit so it wont crack out later on wich sounds nice.
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Postby aggie79 » Thu Mar 04, 2010 5:48 pm

I used the foil backed insulation from Lowe's but I peeled off the foil and plastic backing. For adhesive, I used PL Premium.

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I put the PL on in a wavy pattern, pressed on the insulation or plywood, and then used a J-roller to help squish out the adhesive followed by clamps or screws. This method seems to have worked quite well.

Some have used a notched trowel but that is a lot of work and would be messy.

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Postby Grid Runner Adventures » Thu Mar 04, 2010 6:15 pm

aye i'd probably used a notched trowel or somethin so i get a full spread base. just checked out the pl premium. its 4.58 a tube vs pl 200 at 1.14 a tube. i can get a whole case of pl 200 for just over 11 dollars at lowes. wich looks mighty nice.
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