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Happy New Year friends! I ask you for help, tell me what to do next. The fact is that I have a metal garage, sheathed it from the inside with polystyrene foam and now the task is to close it. I chose this material - isospan, metallized, but I can’t figure out what to fix it on - glue does not hold, nails (staples) are not an option, it turns out this picture:
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Well, I advised you in the beginning .... Only it is expensive ....
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I didn’t rush, I waited for the heat and “planted” it on the mounting glue (liquid nails) for PVC.
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Well, what did you do with the garage? ... It’s anti -rest ....))))))
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Advice should be asked before the start of construction, and not at the end of construction. It was first necessary to make a lattice frame of vinyl pipes for self-tapping screws and then complete the insulation with plywood or fiberglass. Good luck!
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Just wait a little bit, I think ... Well ... In general, experiment ....
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I will follow your advice with the foam, I will write about the results.
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Isospan, if I am not mistaken, is it a type of foamed polyurethane, or polypropylene? (I live far away, and in each region, manufacturers give their name to this product). If so, then in addition to mechanical methods it is difficult to stick it with something - this is the so-called oily plastic. They hold mounting adhesives well (if it says "for PVC"), but given the size of the garage ..... it's cheaper to build another one next to it ....
Foam is an option. Incidentally, we also sold "foams without a foaming agent" - adhesive based on mounting foam, but not swelling ....
He worked with foam a lot. I had to "stop its growth" by cutting the bubble and crushing it.I came to the conclusion that it grasps "outside-inside" rather slowly and bubbles form only once - if you crumple an unbroken bubble - it will remain a tight lump, very sticky and viscous .....
I haven’t tried, but, I think, if applied, wait a bit, and then smudge, then we get an o-o-very sticky wall, which will be taken without sagging.
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Polyfoam sticks to the putty, isospan - no, most likely ...
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It stands separately, welded from two automobile kungs.
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Good afternoon. Does the garage stand alone or in a block?
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I also wanted to offer foam. Only izospan is "flimsy" in strength, maybe 3 mm plywood is better. Foam 2 opposite sheets and spacers for 0.5, 1 hour?
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Those sheets that on the wall I just tried to plant on the foam, but they fell off - the foam does not immediately catch, I had to pin them still.

Now I understand what was my mistake - the "pieces" of the isospan are Bolshevat 1m2, I will try to cut 0.5, or less, they will lie even more smoothly, without "bubbles".
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and if on a mounting foam? you can’t take it with your teeth)) Yes, and is not afraid of temperature changes. Put on a sheet and stuck quickly.
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Yeah, the bunker is still the same, it consists of two welded kungs, a tyutilka is included in the tyutelka))

Putty, as an option I will consider, again, the stucco mesh needs to be fixed - the mixture will not be held firmly on the foam, will fall off from temperature extremes.
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wow bunker, get ready for the end of the world?))

if I’m not mistaken, the polystyrene is perfectly putty, but it seems to me to really stick it on the putty. Like cachiton. Plus additional sealing. IMHO.
It is necessary to try a piece.

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