How To Affix Mylar Sheeting To Concrete Wall

A low temperature hot glue gun is a great tool for getting posters banners trimmers and other classroom decorations to stick to the cinder block walls.

How to affix mylar sheeting to concrete wall.

Its like 1 4 inch thick and like 2 x3. Spray the adhesive in a light even coat with the nozzle six to eight inches from the surface. Epoxy is a thick and strongly cohesive glue meaning that you can build up the glue around the base of the plastic to help hold it in place. A clean surface increases the bonding strength between the panels and wall.

At the end of the year the glue pulls off easily from the wall and does not do any damage simply peel the glue back slowly from the wall when you want to take. Apply the adhesive in short zigzags or waves. Apply the epoxy to the cement. I use 3m interior adhesive spray not cheap 13 a can.

Apply construction adhesive to the wall. Use more if you re ok with overlapping it. Go to walmart an get a bunch of peices of foam board. I don t like when the mylar moves when a fan hits it makes the flowering room hps look like the room is on fire from the way the mylar ripples.

Allow the adhesive to set up for 30 seconds after spraying. Before installing paneling to a concrete or brick wall first remove all dirt dust and debris from the wall. Start along the top edge with a thick bead of adhesive and work downwards. Do it as many times as it takes to cover the room.

Hold the plastic up over the wall you want to cover and use a utility knife to cut around extrusion such as windows and pipes. Lay the mylar onto the surface lightly. Use as much glue as you can keep contained in this area. Press in the middle of the mylar and work out toward the edges to avoid trapping air bubbles.

Spread the glue generously inside the pencil outline you drew in step 1.