gluing diamond plate to painted drywall

[synonymous]

To really get industrial, install the panels with lag bolts into the studs. Of course, that means some edges gear could get caught on, but that ain't your problem.

He could use carriage bolts, and just go over to his neighbor's side to install the nuts and washers.

 

[Brock]

dill

 

[Mike The Apeman]

http://www.mygaragestore.com/detail.aspx?ID=1689

 

[Yellowdog]

nice but 1/4 inch is overkill i want 1/16 or 3/64

 

[Brock]

pic of area to be covered? If done right, it could look pretty cool with the amps and boards you have.

 

[Yellowdog]

pic of area to be covered? If done right, it could look pretty cool with the amps and boards you have.

will post this evening

 

[Ralph]

This Liquid Nails, designed for mirrors, metal, and drywall.

http://www.liquidnails.com/products/product.jsp?productId=39

This adhesive must be used with a permanent mechanical support system, such as a shelf angle or "J" channel.

 

[frank_c]

if the panel is resting on the floor then it's permanently supported...

 

[Mike The Apeman]

Yeah, but if it's in a stairwell, I think you'd need to put some kind of clip at the top to prevent it from peeling away.

 

[Ralph]

if the panel is resting on the floor then it's permanently supported...

I was thinking about tipping out from the top. Dunno if he's gonna use a chair rail. Oh... and

NOT Recommended For:

exterior use or uses other than mirror installations and applying to wallpapered surfaces, foamboard or treated wood.

 

[HappyJeep]

I was the first to put diamond plate under my stairwell, back in 1877.

 

[Yellowdog]

Yeah, but if it's in a stairwell, I think you'd need to put some kind of clip at the top to prevent it from peeling away.

yeah i know

 

[Yellowdog]

I was the first to put diamond plate under my stairwell, back in 1877.

 

[Hubjeep]

EWPS Guess watever I fastened wit dat chit es going to fall down, lulz.

 

[synonymous]

Yeah, but if it's in a stairwell, I think you'd need to put some kind of clip at the top to prevent it from peeling away.

Only until the adhesive has cured.

 

[Glenn]

3M 5200 is some damned strong stuff. I imagine it would work with diamond plate to sheet rock, but you can get a small tube to test and be sure.

 

[Yellowdog]

i think i'm leaning toward sinkers and screws..gotta find where i got aluminum screws last time when i did stuff on my heep...so no dissimilar metals

 

[Ralph]

Use stainless screws. Much easier to find and a helluva lot easier to put in. You won't need any anchors if you hit the studs.

 

[Chite5e]

I shall cover my entire house in stainless.

 

[Justin]

I shall cover my entire house in stainless.

Have your house bronzed.