I can’t remember another way of laying road bed without using nails. Can anyone please help me?
Thanks
white caulk (latex?). Apply a bead on to your plywood and press the cork in place. let it sit for awhile and presto! Also, if you decide you don’t like where the cork ended up you can use a putty knife and slide it inbetween the cork and the plywood and it will come off.
Good Luck!
Use CLEAR DAP Latex caulk. I put down over 700ft that way and removed about 60 ft for changes and did not lose ANY cork or track. It is the easy way and VERY quit. Get lots of memo board pins and just do it.
lay a SMALL bead of caulk then spred with a putty knife, I used a Bondo spreader cut down to size.
Is that like window or bathroom caulking?
What you want is clear (goes on white) adhesive caulk in tubes (not the caulk-gun type). Very simple, very fast. I use a putty knife and spread it on the bottom of the cork and do 1/2 at a time. Make sure you have a center line for alignment.
Ron K.
The caulk gun type works fine for us. We bought a contractor’s pack (six tubes) and my dad and I each have a ‘gun’, and off we go! Definetly have away of seeing the centre line. As a rule, if you have a pretty dark pencil mark on your plywood, and you put your caulk on and you can’t see your mark, there is too much caulk.
Hope this helps!