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Jim K wrote:
"Dan S. MacAbre" Wrote in message: The answer is most likely no, but I was wondering if (minimal expansion) expanding foam will take rawlplugs (my own generic name for the things). It's only for holding skirting boards to the wall, so not really a tough job. Not really no. They will certainly go in and take a screw, but id expect minimal resistance to coming back out again under any sort of provocation. Can you use an adhesive (& weighty items to hold in place as necessary) & glue the skirting boards on? In the past, I have done; but from now on, I decided I'd do it so that I can more easily remove them. In case I need to replace bits of floor, or get into the void, etc. |
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