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Liquid nails?

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bbtdeathcross
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I already tried the searchbar so u 14 year old ganstas can calm down.
Does anybody know what the deal is with liquid nails? Like how good are they compared to regular nails? And should I use them in a backyard rail or not. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Sep 8 2007 9:10PM
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_Joe_
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use nails for 2x4's and wood that needs to be sturdy, and u should probably use nails or screws to hold on pvc, but for boxes, i find it works really good to use a wood to plastic exterior liquid nail bonder thing to hold on the topsheet, but other then that just use nails or screws
Sep 8 2007 9:36PM
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MadSteezin
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Liquid nails are good for top sheets but not actual structure stuff.
Sep 10 2007 11:11PM
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Jwenz
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yeah, just make sure that you screw down the top sheet after with "perferated" screws..just like set them in so you dont him em
Sep 11 2007 2:29PM
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tBatt
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this really only works with topsheet thats thicker than 1/4 inch. and a countersink bit helps a lot too
Sep 20 2007 6:28PM
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_Joe_
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if you have money thats a good idea, it will prolly double the life of it
Oct 1 2007 9:06PM
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ct
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would this work on metal? i may build a shotgun rail, and im thinkin bout usin this for just the middle support because im not sure if i can counter sink it, and for the outside supports i can screw in through the openings
Nov 3 2007 9:43AM
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_Joe_
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if you mean just the liquid nails holding in the support, then no, and you can probly just counter sink to the side of where you grind
Nov 3 2007 1:34PM
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alaskakid
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When my dad and I built my setup, we used liquid nails along with screws on everything, making my setup rock hard
Nov 4 2007 2:36PM
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