Spraying contact adhesive
 

I am about to refurbish our shower and that will include removing the old tiles and replacing them with PVC sheet panels. The wall is wood studding so I shall have to replace the plasterboard as well.

That's a fair sized area to fix the PVC to, so is there some form of contact adhesive available in the form of a spray? I haven't been able to locate anything suitable.

Spraying contact adhesive
 

serve wrote:
I am about to refurbish our shower and that will include removing the
old tiles and replacing them with PVC sheet panels. The wall is wood
studding so I shall have to replace the plasterboard as well.

That's a fair sized area to fix the PVC to, so is there some form of
contact adhesive available in the form of a spray? I haven't been able
to locate anything suitable.

EvoStick make some that used to be available in B&Q. If they have it,
it will be fairly widespread -to coin a phrase.

Spraying contact adhesive
 

"Weatherlawyer" wrote in message
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serve wrote:
I am about to refurbish our shower and that will include removing the
old tiles and replacing them with PVC sheet panels. The wall is wood
studding so I shall have to replace the plasterboard as well.

That's a fair sized area to fix the PVC to, so is there some form of
contact adhesive available in the form of a spray? I haven't been able
to locate anything suitable.

EvoStick make some that used to be available in B&Q. If they have it,
it will be fairly widespread -to coin a phrase.
Most contact adhesive is petroleum based. spraying it would be a no,no. The
slightest spark from a light switch
would cause an explosion, not to mention the fumes on the breathing .

Spraying contact adhesive
 

keith_765 wrote:
"Weatherlawyer" wrote in message
oups.com...

serve wrote:
I am about to refurbish our shower and that will include
removing the old tiles and replacing them with PVC sheet
panels. The wall is wood studding so I shall have to replace
the plasterboard as well.

That's a fair sized area to fix the PVC to, so is there some
form of contact adhesive available in the form of a spray? I
haven't been able to locate anything suitable.

EvoStick make some that used to be available in B&Q. If they
have it, it will be fairly widespread -to coin a phrase.

Most contact adhesive is petroleum based. spraying it would be a
no,no. The slightest spark from a light switch
would cause an explosion, not to mention the fumes on the
breathing .

Odd, because most places sell it nonetheless.

see Screwfix item 13636 for example.

Spraying contact adhesive
 

"Steve Walker" wrote in message
...
keith_765 wrote:
"Weatherlawyer" wrote in message
oups.com...

serve wrote:
I am about to refurbish our shower and that will include
removing the old tiles and replacing them with PVC sheet
panels. The wall is wood studding so I shall have to replace
the plasterboard as well.

That's a fair sized area to fix the PVC to, so is there some
form of contact adhesive available in the form of a spray? I
haven't been able to locate anything suitable.

EvoStick make some that used to be available in B&Q. If they
have it, it will be fairly widespread -to coin a phrase.

Most contact adhesive is petroleum based. spraying it would be a
no,no. The slightest spark from a light switch
would cause an explosion, not to mention the fumes on the
breathing .

Odd, because most places sell it nonetheless.
SAFETY DATA SHEET
STICK 2 SPRAY CONTACT ADHESIVE Page 1
Issued: 27/9/2003
Revision No: 2
1. IDENTIFICATION OF THE SUBSTANCE / PREPARATION AND OF THE COMPANY /
UNDERTAKING
Product name: STICK 2 SPRAY CONTACT ADHESIVE
Product code: CONSPRAY5
Use / description of product: Highly flammable or extremely flammable.
Harmful.