Editing the skirting board is the final stage of the walls and ceiling finishing, which hides joints and gives the design of the room a final look. You should pay special attention to the choice of glue for ceiling skirting, because of its quality depends on the durability and attractive appearance of the finish.
How to glue a ceiling plinth made of foam plastic?
Now, during repair, foam plinths are most often used, for which it is necessary to choose an adhesive. There may also be varieties of gypsum, but the technology of working with them is not fundamentally different from working with polystyrene.
If you analyze the modern construction market, it is not difficult to make sure that there is simply no special glue for foam plastic skirting boards. For gluing this part of the finish, experts recommend to purchase universal adhesive mixtures for plastic or those used for ceiling tiles . They meet the two basic requirements for such glues: to create a strong and durable grip on the wall and ceiling, not to contrast in color with the finish. Most of these glues are completely transparent, so there is simply no question of color compatibility. The most popular variants of glue for ceiling skirting are: "Titan", PVA, "Dragon", "Liquid nails", "Moment". With great success can be used and liquid silicone transparent or white.
The better to glue the ceiling skirting?
Professional repairmen also often use ordinary shpaklevku for gluing foam plastic and gypsum ceiling plinths. Since the finish weighs very little, this composition is quite suitable for such works. In addition, they can even out some flaws under the baseboard or dock not too properly trimmed corners. The choice of glue or putty depends rather not on what is suitable for such works better, but on what material you have available. If you used a shpaklevku for other work, and you have a mixture left, apply it safely. Well, if the plinth is decided to glue without preliminary work with walls or ceiling, it is more convenient to purchase a small bottle of glue.
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