Soudal Product Talks: Genius Gun Plasterboard Adhesive
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- Опубліковано 23 тра 2021
- Genius Gun Plasterboard Adhesive is a fast curing PU foam suitable for the effective bonding of plasterboard to walls, replacing the need for traditional mortar-based adhesives. Ideal for fixing large sheet materials, plasterboard, insulation board and many other building materials.
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Used this stuff on 50mm thermaline 8x4 plasterboard on my extension. excellent stuff. You can also use to sister -up joists before you screw through to give added strength.
Do you still need to seal porous brick work first?
This stuff is amazing fair play and best nozzle on any can grade foam I’ve ever used
Soudal products are superb, can I use leftover plasterboard adhesive for gap filling like normal expanding foam? Rather not waste it.
I wish it was that easy. When you press the foam struggles to come out and suddenly a big amount came out messing my floor. I had ro buy PU Foam remove
I'm guessing yes but is it suitable for tile backer ?
Can this be used to place insulating plasterboards onto a wall that has had tanking slurry applied?
Can use stick foil faced insulation
Hi can I use this to fix plaster boards to the rafters in my loft conversion>?
Does anyone know if the breeze block needs to be primed first with pva before using this product
Brushing off all loose material and dust, plus a light spraying of water is all the priming you'll need.
In the event of a fire, will the plasterboard fall from the wall when it gets extremely hot ?
Fire resistance is measured in minutes, as part of a system - i.e. to calculate the time in which the specific system/construction retains its structural integrity. If you have more information regarding the project and the fire system you are using, along with the specification, our technical team would be able to make recommendations in terms of the products eligible for use: 01827 261 092. We do have a full range of professional fire-rated products on our website, tested in accordance to specific configurations: www.soudal.co.uk/pro/search?search=fire&type=product_master
Is this strong enough to hold up soundproof/Sound bloc plasterboard?
The adhesive foam has a very high bond strength. For larger plasterboard panels, we would usually recommend an additional vertical bead of adhesive. If you have more details regarding the weight of the board, our technical team would be able to assist further. Thanks
How much will one can cover. For example a 2400 x 1200 plasterboard how many cans ?
A 750ml Genius Gun Plasterboard Adhesive canister is more than capable of bonding an area of 12m². Always remember to shake the can before application, as this will really help maximise the yield.
would be good if it worked like that the nozzle needs cleaning out with a solvent otherwise it blokes up 25 days and i was unable to use the same can until i cleaned the tube and used a seal pick and brake cleaner to clean out the nozzle then i was able to use half filled can that had been sitting for 6 months. I used this stuff to insulted wall cavities before hanging plaster board I done this by using any cheap particle board and covering it with cling wrap or al foil then screwing this board to the wall on both sides drilling small holes between the noggins to be able to squirt the foam in starting at the bottom hole until it starts coming out the hole above then stick it in that hole and continue squirting working your way up the wall 4 holes on a 3 meter high wall was enough leave it for 1 to 2 days unscrew your particle board peel off your cling wrap or al foil you have a nice flat sound proof insulated wall ready to hang your plaster board with minimal few screws and some adhesive.
Points particle board must be thick or strong enough as not to bow out from the pressure of the foam 19mm chip board or MDF i had no problem power wires install in conduit makes a big difference to heating cooling and sound.
Can I use for insulated plasterboard
Our Genius Gun Plasterboard Adhesive is compatible for use with insulation boards and other solvent sensitive materials, so permitting you are bonding directly to masonry or timber battens, this should be okay on insulated plasterboard. Because of the diversity of the materials and substrates manufacturers use, we'd always recommend a small compatibility test. Please see our technical data sheet for more information: www.soudal.co.uk/sites/default/files/soudal_api/document/F0030867_0001.pdf
Only problem is when the wall is really pissed and your trying to level it up
In which case best to bond out first.
@@spanishpeaches2930 might as well just skim it then
@@1987pagey yup..that said, plasterboard does give a perfect base to skim over.
What’s the procedure for levelling up?
After about 6 to 10 minutes, check for correct seating and adjust with a spirit level if required.
Tanka, From application to board or fixing to wall?
Also if you could invent a foam that can be applied directly to wall, then plasterboards could be fitted 5 minutes later that would improve using your already excellent product!
@@kf5541 This level adjustment needs to be done before 10mins after fixing the board. Ideally the correct seating can be achieved straight away, using spacers and applying firm pressure when first fixing the board to the wall.
Shame it's a fortune
It can be skimmed the same day