Can you use an adhesive instead of nails? If so, a recommendation would be appreciated.
815421
I used roofing nails that have a piece of rubber around the head. I also used roofing tar underneath the zinc plate to help prevent any water to leak through
815422
Sorry we have been out of country for several weeks. I don't know about adhesive. We predrilled holes in strip before going on roof. Worked really well. Strip works!!!!!
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You can do that however I've found that slightly thicker paper tends to work better (less risk of tearing when removing it from the sticker sheet) but if you're very careful, it still works. Permanent adhesion is good. I placed some stickers on a file cabinet and then changed my mind and now I'll have to scrape the paper & glue off to remove them. So you don't have to worry about them falling off, that's for sure!
725181
Yes you can, when you get ready 2 glue the nail on the finger make sure u put a lot of pressure on it because its going to take a few seconds for nail to stick and stay on the finger. It'll get easier from there.
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I bought them for my girlfriend; they only lasted about a day. I would go with the ones that you have to apply the glue on the false nail. They're stronger and last much longer. The brand Kiss is by far the best shes ever used. Thank you for asking; hoped that answered your question.
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I dont use adhesives and no they dont come with adhesives. I have tried other forms that are made specifically for use with adhesives but found them uncomfortable and the adhesive didnt work very well.
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I'd probably go with a construction type adhesive such as liquid nails for something that heavy. This glue is great but it is VERY thin.
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Would recommend nails only. There is no real place to attach Command Strips for a secure hold.
600704
No and no. There is no adhesive. Hitting it with a heat gun will cause it to unravel, or worse, become a gooey mess.
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No nail holes, but its extremely light, so you could probably use double sided tape.
453086
Pay the extra for a polyurethane type adhesive, not the basic liquid nails.
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You definitely can. These are pretty large though so they probably won't stay on for long. I would probably rely on nail glue rather than polish or top coat though.
725177
You should be able to. I did an acrylic nail and design with using the fingers. Use a long nail with it and not a short nail.
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If I were going to do this, I wouldn't use Liquid Nails. Instead, I would look for Loctite PL Premium and use that.
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I used a permanent spray-on adhesive, not a temporary one. It still comes a little loose in places at times, and I have to respray, but overall works quite well.
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Hello, I would suggest to use a clear two part epoxy for your application. The glue sticks will adhere wood and acrylic but strength would be minimal due to the non-porosity surface of the acrylic.
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I would not advise using double sided tape. "Liquid Nails for Foam" works the best. It's tricky to work with but otherwise the foam panels will loosen and peel.
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Yes you can. Just use pointed clippers to remove glue out of corners when you go to change nails.