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Author: | epic [ Sat Apr 19, 2014 12:19 pm ] |
Post subject: | Anyone folks used tile grout/adhesive for games boards ? |
Hi Guys As the title says i am looking into using this stuff, Its sticks very well to plasterboard as i have tiled bathrooms in the past ![]() However any folks on here used it to surface lay on that foam modeling board ? Reason i ask is i have never used the foam base boards before i.e the thick blue stuff you see on the web and have just ordered some to build a trench system. What info im after is will it react with the foam, how durable is it in transit once dry ? any advice would be much appreciated ![]() |
Author: | +psypher+ [ Sat Apr 19, 2014 5:23 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Anyone folks used tile grout/adhesive for games boards ? |
epic wrote: Hi Guys As the title says i am looking into using this stuff, Its sticks very well to plasterboard as i have tiled bathrooms in the past ![]() However any folks on here used it to surface lay on that foam modeling board ? Reason i ask is i have never used the foam base boards before i.e the thick blue stuff you see on the web and have just ordered some to build a trench system. What info im after is will it react with the foam, how durable is it in transit once dry ? any advice would be much appreciated ![]() In the early days of making gaming tables I experimented with it. I recommend not to use it. Once dry it will be too brittle , crack and chip easily. Even mixing pva in with it came up with similar results. If you want a hard wearing board, i wouldn't bother with this type of finish. |
Author: | epic [ Sat Apr 19, 2014 6:24 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Anyone folks used tile grout/adhesive for games boards ? |
+psypher+ wrote: epic wrote: Hi Guys As the title says i am looking into using this stuff, Its sticks very well to plasterboard as i have tiled bathrooms in the past ![]() However any folks on here used it to surface lay on that foam modeling board ? Reason i ask is i have never used the foam base boards before i.e the thick blue stuff you see on the web and have just ordered some to build a trench system. What info im after is will it react with the foam, how durable is it in transit once dry ? any advice would be much appreciated ![]() In the early days of making gaming tables I experimented with it. I recommend not to use it. Once dry it will be too brittle , crack and chip easily. Even mixing pva in with it came up with similar results. If you want a hard wearing board, i wouldn't bother with this type of finish. Cheers Psypher, Much appreciated for the advice, dont think i will bother will stick to pva and sand/small stones etc. Glad i posted this as i have a large bucket of the stuff left over and would of slapped it on the foam ![]() Cheers for the heads up mate much appreciated ![]() |
Author: | +psypher+ [ Sat Apr 19, 2014 6:32 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Anyone folks used tile grout/adhesive for games boards ? |
No worries mate, nothing worse than finishing a board then finding out that the surface just breaks off...been there before ![]() I would suggest roughing up the foam a little, mix pva with sand etc and/or some textured paint. Makes a good base to build up from. You can even add a little plaster in with pva for some extra texture. |
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