Hi,

I have never used the stuff, so don't know its capabilities...

Is 'No More Nails' type fixative adequate alone to fix a dado rail in
place onto bare plaster?

If so, is it just a matter of applying the stuff and pushing it into
place without any temporary support while it sets?

Cheers....

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Harry Bloomfield wrote:
Hi,

I have never used the stuff, so don't know its capabilities...

Is 'No More Nails' type fixative adequate alone to fix a dado rail in
place onto bare plaster?

If so, is it just a matter of applying the stuff and pushing it into
place without any temporary support while it sets?

Cheers....

Long lengths need supporting via nail/panel pins whilst Nonails sets.

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Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite

"The3rd Earl Of Derby" wrote in message
o.uk...
Harry Bloomfield wrote:
Hi,

I have never used the stuff, so don't know its capabilities...

Is 'No More Nails' type fixative adequate alone to fix a dado rail in
place onto bare plaster?

If so, is it just a matter of applying the stuff and pushing it into
place without any temporary support while it sets?

Cheers....

Long lengths need supporting via nail/panel pins whilst Nonails sets.

--
Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite


Some dado rails come with a groove in the back and proprietary fixing clips.

Andy.

On or around Sun, 23 Oct 2005 18:32:30 +0100, "Andy"
mused:

Some dado rails come with a groove in the back and proprietary fixing clips.

Richard Burbridge do removable dado and picture rails IIRC.
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