How is this applied? Does it require spray adhesive?
918043
I recommend it. I used the Gladon Foam Adhesive. Two cans for a 21' round pool. I have to say, I like the foam. I decided to install the wall foam, foam cove and a rhino pad. It was a bit of work, but well worth it. I have not had to heat the pool nearly as much this year. I think it holds heat better over night, giving the solar cover a chance to do its job better in the morning. I also like the "soft feeling" all around. I sprayed a strip of adhesive about 10"-20" wide (top/down) and 3'-5' long (side/side) just under the j-bead and applied the foam nice and level beneath the bead. I used a trowel to smooth the foam over the adhesive and work out the air. After going all the way around the pool, I went back and spayed small sections at a time near the bottom and attached the foam. I did not worry about getting glue under evey inch of foam. It is too hard to keep the foam level and smooth working with such a large area. If the top is attached well, and there are no wrinkles, it isn't going anywhere once the pool is filled. Also by doing the top section first ad I described, it is a one person job. Good luck with your install!
918044
yes it dose require spray adhesive to stick on walls of pool, but in my experience you should also use duck tape to help hold the padding in place while working with the the padding so it dose not fall down,
918045
When I installed in my pool, I use duct taped a hold up it up until the pool liner was installed in the pool was filled
918046
yes we used spray , i had a pool installed 20 years ago and they didn't use spray when the water went in ,it pushed the foam down under our feet. i didn't have this happen with spray you can see how to do it on you tube
918047
I think spray adhesive will work. I used duct tape over the top of the pool wall and then the j-hook liner went over that. My pool has been up for two summers and I haven't had any problems. And I really like the feeling of it. Hard to explain, it just feels like my liner is less likely to rip because of the extra padding.
446497
Spray adhesive is what I used. I made a cabinet to record in and sprayed with adhesive then hung the cabinet to the wall. Spray it well and u should be fine. Mine is still working like new
1617780
Adhesive makes it very simple. It sprays on. I did 16x37 with 2 1/2 cans. 2 should do it for you. Can't imagine trying to use duct tape.
205014
The kit comes with adhesive that goes around the border. All you do is heat it up and it sticks. Perfect!
1367066
We only used it on the wall of our pool. I think it prevents condensation on the pool wall and serves as insulation. You need a spray adhesive to apply it.
919155
Hello Sadhya,This is a wet application with an adhesive side. In order for an effective installation solution must be spray effectively on the adhesive side. Please be careful if this is to be applied on a shattered screen. Be sure to turn off your device and have it off for at least 36 hours. iTech
2268299
No adhesive, and none required. It slips on the glass so make sure you buy the right size ( by thickness of the glass it is being attached to)
127497
Sorry, but I don't have the answer to your question ... just a guess. How about spraying with Static Guard?
1805623
Mine came WITHOUT adhesive. The product description clearly states it does not come with adhesive.
901075
Hi , it doesn`t come with adhesive , you may need to buy it separately , here is the link of adhesive :http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FU09QX2
1536852
Tape it down, tack it down, hang it by a hook. There is no adhesive included.
1187330
Comes with a spray bar about 1' long. Looks like this: http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8521/8567629965_f50a9685dd_n.jpg
1286957
You need your own method of sticking it down. I used a can of 3M spray adhesive. worked just fine inside my old pickup.
176990
It is not self adhesive.Try something else if that is what you want. It is just wrap with no stick. Best of luck.
1879729
Yes, there is an adhesive.It will leave residue if you aren't careful putting it in place the first time.Really it hasn't gotten hot enough in my area (Pacific Coast) to cause any leaking that I can see. Might be a different story in 115 degree desert.
2258663
Can't say for sure... The adhesive appeared to be an "Elmer's" style glue, but thinner (for aerosol) and with a stringy consistency like fiber glass or a spider web. Dries completely clear.
2054401
It does have adhesive! There is a film that you peel off before you apply it