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Plaster and tile backer
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Data sheet says
.1. Preparation:
* Clean and Secure the Boards: Ensure the Thermopanel boards are securely fixed to the wall (using screws and washers, or appropriate adhesive, depending on the substrate). Any loose or protruding materials should be removed.
* Seal Joints: This is a crucial step. Seal all edges and joints between the Thermopanel boards using Thermopanel adhesive/sealant (e.g., Thermofix) or a suitable butyl tape for wet areas.
* Apply Scrim Tape: Once the sealant is dry, apply Thermopanel scrim tape (e.g., IJT90) over all the sealed joints. This tape helps to reinforce the joints and prevent cracking in the plaster.
.1. Preparation:
* Clean and Secure the Boards: Ensure the Thermopanel boards are securely fixed to the wall (using screws and washers, or appropriate adhesive, depending on the substrate). Any loose or protruding materials should be removed.
* Seal Joints: This is a crucial step. Seal all edges and joints between the Thermopanel boards using Thermopanel adhesive/sealant (e.g., Thermofix) or a suitable butyl tape for wet areas.
* Apply Scrim Tape: Once the sealant is dry, apply Thermopanel scrim tape (e.g., IJT90) over all the sealed joints. This tape helps to reinforce the joints and prevent cracking in the plaster.
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