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Ply beadboard warping issue
I'm using the GP beadboard and like all thinner plywood, it has
developed a curvature to it after I ripped it. I can fit it against the wall and appears to flatten out. Note: I had to stop my project and I could not install the beadboard for a few months thus the curvature. My question is - given a good adhesive, can I install this material and expect it to hold flat? I also haver Zinser(sp?) paint and I want to eventually paint all sides of the plywood and I wonder if this flexing of the board would be an issue? I did plan at least to paint the backs and sides of the ply bead before handing and then paint the front. |
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