Re: Ground Throws
You could use hot glue for the homasote, but it will hold the track nails
just fine.
You can use Latex Contact cement or Liquid Nails for Projects for the foam.
"Jeff Stanton" <jstanton@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:11e5i9jjh1lgmfd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I have a small problem. I need to install a number of ground throws on two
>surfaces that do not hold nails well. One is homosote, and the other is
>foam. Does anyone out there have a trick for doing this?
>
> Jeff
>
>
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Advice on layout
... then constructing an scenery around it, or scenery goes first and then ... Some say DO NOT nail track to plywood. ... The use of foam or cork roadbed is the normally recomended practice. ... you may want to forgo the nails for adhesives such as liquid ...
(rec.models.railroad) - Re: Blue foam board layout
... New layout in the planning stages. ... size and set into the frames, with foam showing on the bottom. ... plywood supporting the foam) Sections held together with carriage bolts ... Glue the homabed to the foam with Liquid Nails for Projects ...
(rec.models.railroad) - Re: Foam Roadbed
... ready to install the track. ... Nails or glue? ... use latex contact cement for the woodland sceincs foam. ... Liquid nails, unless it is "Liquid Nails for Projects" all other Liquid ...
(rec.models.railroad) - Re: Blue foam board layout
... track (flextrack, turnouts, etc.) to the Homasote roadbed with track ... nails and then ballast the track. ... foam in the first place? ...
(rec.models.railroad) - Re: Baseboards
... Since the bottom of the wall is cement blocks I cannot nail them in ... The bottom of the drywall is glued to the blocks. ... That's why they make cement nails. ... That's why they make cement nails. ...
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