Is it smooth enough to line a vertical fireplace wall made of cinder block?
841048
Not sure. It does have a lot of sand ....so it seems. If you're asking, can I plaster a vertical wall with it, I would advise not to try. When I built my "Bread" oven, It did not really react like a stucco. Don't get me wrong. Its a great product if you are making a forge or something that requires withstanding temperatures up to 2200 degrees. I laid my brick with this product and for a total amateur, it was a bit of a chore. But I covered my brick with 1 part fireclay, 1 part portland cement and 3 parts sand mixture and it was a breeze. This concoction withstands up to 700 degrees. Too bad I found outabout it after I had started my oven.
708277
You need to be able to drill 2 holes in whatever surfacing you will be hanging it. I don't know how flush this would be against the fireplace, since the brick is not a completely smooth surface.
1223624
I don't believe this product will work for what you need. It is a high heat cement intended to fill small cracks in fireplace bricks & it works well for that purpose. I think you will have to provide the model # & manufacturer of your unit to obtain what you need. If you have a good local metal fabricator or fireplace/stove store near they might be able to help with your problem your problem.
101322
This a great product to cover this. Wall liner is designed to create a smooth workable surface on paneling, brick and rough walls to paint over or wallpaper over. It is recommended to install it horizontally instead of vertically. If there are deep gaps in between the boards you will want to fill them in first.
2111264
Our wall isn't very smooth and it is staying well there. But I am not too sure about textured wall
1441726
I personally used it to spray a sealer onto my stamped concrete driveway and it worked very well, don't see why it would not work on a vertical fence. However, you should note, if there are gaps between the fence boards you will probably waste a lot of stain. Also, the Extreme 3.5 comes with a 1 gal. and a 1/2 gal. sprayer head, I suggest you use the 1/2 gal.head.
1820173
It depends upon what you mean. If you are installing trim or molding ON only the ceiling (e.g., you're not talking about crown type molding between the wall and ceiling), then I'd say yes because it will project a nice straight line across the ceiling from wall to wall if you project with the laser perpendicular to the ceiling and align it with a mark at both ends of the room. This would be helpful for marking the locations for false beams or panel-type molding. In other words, it'll function like a chalk line without the mess so you can make pencil marks in key locations. However, if you're talking about installing crown molding at the interface of the wall and ceiling, I wouldn't use it for this. Few ceilings are perfectly level, flat or even, and I would measure the proper distance down the wall from the ceiling every couple of feet along the wall, and then adjust the exact location of the bottom edge of the crown to compensate visually for ceiling unevenness, even if it means moving portions of the trim slightly higher or lower on the wall. Working with uneven ceilings often requires a little art to get the best appearance, and the laser will give you only a straight and level line on the wall, regardless of how straight or level the ceiling is.
1740605
sorry but my house is stucco. I have no idea about cinderblock wall reception.
512959
I couldn't tall you for sure but it does run a little. its thick and dries hard enough to fill small gaps.. If you apply a small strip to a vertical wall it wont run down the wall at all, but if you gob it on it will run.... its not like caulking
1770897
I didn't use wall blocks on mine. I used the flat rocks that are different size and shape, it worked out really well and looks good. the rocks are about 1 inch thick. I shaped and fitted the rocks and used mortar mix to hold them in place and set the ring down on top. we layered it high enough to raise the bottom of the ring about 2 inches off the ground.
1831735
Yes, the shroud around the wick is capped and drilled from the side, so it is not suitable for vertical applications like cigar or cigarette lighting.
1302736
No, not really. It's not completely solid but won't conform to how you bend it. You can probably use it for a curve but each block would be straight so the curve wouldn't be completely fluid.
468402
I don't think it would be good on cinder block. It was good on a table/counter. Use chalkboard paint
412593
I have thrown the package away but we have our fireplace up on 2 inch cinder blocks as decoration and the cover still touches the ground. I am extremely happy with this purchase!
1480458
Couple of cinder blocks is what i used. Just put gravel under and call it done
1908634
My walls are cinderblock and I can not give you an honest answer. The system is kinda heavy for drywall. I personally would prefer to attach it to a stud through a wall but have to use mollybolts.
198043
If you are talking about using cinder blocks as risers, I see no reason why not. The grids are quite sturdy.