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GLUE UP PVC TILES
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POLYSTYRENE TILES
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FAQ about Faux tin ceiling tiles

Q. Are those tiles paintable?

A. Yes both PVC and Polystyrene tiles are paintable (polystyrene tiles could be painted with water based paint only – latex or acrylic)



Q. How easy to install your tiles?

A. Our tiles very easy to install. Please see our Easy to install page for the detailed instructions. You may also would like to see the other customer’s projects completed. Please visit Our Gallery page.



Q. Could your glue up PVC tiles be installed in a grid?

A. Yes they could , however some preparation work required. Those tiles cannot be installed in a grid without some kind of support. We usually use old drop tiles for that purpose and glue our tiles on top of them. You may also use for that purpose thin plywood, masonite etc.

The installation instructions for this type of application could be seen here...


Q. What kind of adhesive do you recommend for PVC and for Polystyrene tiles?

A. For PVC tiles we'd recommend to use Contact Cement adhesive which could be found at any local building supplies store (same adhesive would work great with our Backsplash rolls too). To install the Polystyrene tiles we'd recommend to use Ceramic Wall Tile Adhesive (like AcrylPro from HomeDepot)

 

Q. Can I use the PVC tiles as a backsplash ?

A.  Even though some of our customers did use PVC tiles as a backsplash we do NOT recommend to do so.
The tiles made of pretty thin PVC sheet and the raised parts of a tiles' patterns may be too fragile for that purpose.


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