Is this product okay to use on drywall as well? Thanks in advance
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Not sure, I used it to reseal our kids bathtub soap holder that fell off. It worked great. I would do an internet search on what is best for dry wall.
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It is used for patching smaller holes in drywall. FYI, I tried using it as a skim coat and it worked decently.
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It is excellent on drywall. You have more control in the tube form which makes it easier to use. Make sure to push to top on until you hear or feel a click.
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This product works best on clean concrete or concrete block surfaces. If you read the instructions it suggests wire brushing off any paint from your surface. What is drywall paint, on drywall or concrete surface. It won't work on drywall. I used it on concrete blocks and it penetrated completely to the outside, even through the bricks too. On my perimeter skirt wall on a manufactured home which was pit set below ground level two courses of concrete block with Dry-Lok on the outside. It formed a white crusty surface that appeared as though salt dried there. It can be brushed off and it became water proof as well. GREAT Product! Dry as a desert down there now. Good luck. Oh what they said. lol This product works best on clean concrete or concrete block surfaces. If you read the instructions it suggests wire brushing off any paint from your surface. What is drywall paint, on drywall or concrete surface. It won't work on drywall. I used it on concrete blocks and it penetrated completely to the outside, even through the bricks too. On my perimeter skirt wall on a manufactured home which was pit set below ground level two courses of concrete block with Dry-Lok on the outside. It formed a white crusty surface that appeared as though salt dried there. It can be brushed off and it... » Read More This product works best on clean concrete or concrete block surfaces. If you read the instructions it suggests wire brushing off any paint from your surface. What is drywall paint, on drywall or concrete surface. It won't work on drywall. I used it on concrete blocks and it penetrated completely to the outside, even through the bricks too. On my perimeter skirt wall on a manufactured home which was pit set below ground level two courses of concrete block with Dry-Lok on the outside. It formed a white crusty surface that appeared as though salt dried there. It can be brushed off and it became water proof as well. GREAT Product! Dry as a desert down there now. Good luck. Oh what they said. lol « Show Less
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I'm sure you would have to trim the Great Stuff after it dried. That's a good idea, I think I'll try that around my garage walls. Thanks!!
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You need to read the label. Depends on what application that you want to use it for. Its alaways best to use this like any other products with safety in mind. Also remember that the company has most likely done extensive testing and by using their instructions you will save money and time.
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I wouldn't recommend using these sheets on drywall as they are thin and without any type of hard backing. it may be difficult to write on these when attached to drywall. otherwise, the adhesive backing is strong and should hold up well.
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We followed directions as stated, filled it with seldom-used remedies, it's as solid as a rock. I put it into drywall and likely used the white, plastic screw-in type anchors into which the mounting screws were driven. You should have no problems. It is very sturdy and holds a great many items.
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I think you should be fine. I just stuck some to my drywall (which is painted with latex paint) and it came right off without taking any of the paint with it.
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I wouldn't risk it, because any weight placed on the shelf is likely to wrench it off the wall along with a good bit of paint. I have never used epoxy glues on this kind of scale, but I think the strength of the bond between epoxy and shelf would turn the bond between paint and drywall into a point of failure.
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If you cleaned the walls well before you applied it, it is on there good. If you want to remove it, I would suggest using GooGone prior to taking it off. It will tear off the paper layer from the drywall that it's applied to. Ask me how I know.
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Hmmm, never thought of that. I would not recommend it for several reasons the biggest being the physics of the weight versus the drywall.
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Wow - complex question. When I install picture rails on drywall surfaces I ALWAYS use TOGGLE BOTLS!!!! Toggle bolts are the BEST!!! And then I add Loctite to the Toggle Bolt area and to the back of picture rail to get a SUPER STRONG rail. And make sure you get the correct sized toggle bolts. I put the Loctite right in the hole that is created for the toggle. It seals the hole and make the toggle bolt super tight.
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Yes, it is absolutely safe to hang up on drywall as we have hung up eight of the various sizes in our offices. Hardware is included, but make sure the anchors are leveled off according to your ceiling.
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3M Spray Adhesive or T-Pins that you get from a craft store like Beverly's or JoAnn's. I used T-Pins for DryWall. I do not think 3M would be good to put on painted dry wall. It may tear off paint and foam.
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Yes, I use it primarily in peoples homes while installing window treatments (and pictures and all the other stuff that my clients hang on their walls). have not yet tried it in a metal studded commercial buildings, but I'll bet it will work just as well as it finds the screws that hold the drywall on, not the studs.
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It might make some small marks in the paint but your drywall is safe unless the drill is beat in with a hammer.
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Yes it is also for cracks in walls. I did 5 different wall cracks in my basement over a year ago, and they are still dry.
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Not the best adhesive for that. I would use Loctite Power Grab. Sold at Lowes & Home Depot. Apply the Loctite and tape the holder to the wall until dry