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Excellent adhesion can be achieved by properly cleaning the board before applying a topcoat of paint to PVC trim. Refer to painting guidelines in the Versatex contractor handbook for more information on painting PVC trim. A Note from the Publisher :. In the future, look for more carefully-screened articles from manufacturers. Lacquers are not recommended with PVC trim because lacquers are a more brittle coating, and will not flex with any movement in the PVC trim. Paint on PVC trim will last three to five times longer than paints on wood or wood composites due to the absence of moisture in the substrate.

Due to its excellent adhesion properties, it is an ideal coating for Cellular PVC. Only light-to-medium colored paints—with a light reflective value of 55 units or greater—should be applied to PVC trim. For example, using paint with an LRV below 55 units will void our product warranty.

LRV is measured based on color and its ability to absorb heat. We have had cases where contractors believed that the paint they used was a light beige, only to find out it had an LRV in the 20s or 30s. That depends on the weather conditions. For the paint to cure, the moisture must evaporate through the surface of the coating that has skimmed over from drying.

What is the best glue for joining two pieces of PVC trim? What is the best glue for bonding PVC trim to wood? How about metal? Be sure the PVC pipe glue has sufficient working time to allow you to apply the glue and push the boards together before it cures.

If you are looking for more of a structural bond at shiplap or scarf joints, miter cuts window surround , or for gluing sheets of PVC trim, we recommend PVC TrimWelder. Slow and Fast Cure for field joints and small glue-ups, and Laminating Grade for sheet glue-ups.

Remember to apply any adhesive to only one bonding surface, thus allowing the adhesive to penetrate into the cells on the other trim piece. What is the best fastening system for PVC trim that also hides the fastener head? It combines the advantages of using screws strong connection with the PVC trim tapered plug that fits into the hole created by the screw, thus eliminating the need for fillers or sealants to fill the nail holes.

Simpson Strong-Tie makes an 8d nail with a 7d head in a gauge thickness, available loose or collated, allowing it to be gun-nailed. Screws are better for limiting the thermal movement of the trim. Allow PVC trim to acclimate to outside temperatures before installing. Bond PVC trim joints to prevent separation. Be sure to allow adequate expansion and contraction space at the end of long runs. If possible, decrease the on-center spacing between fasteners to 12 in.

Shiplap joints are superior to scarf cut joints, especially on long runs. Trowel the masonry with a sealant or adhesive to provide a level surface to accept the PVC trimboard.

Then secure the trim to the masonry with Tapcon masonry fasteners. Also, how do I clean PVC trimboards? Handle PVC trim as you would a piece of premium lumber. Be careful not to damage the visible surface of the board. To seal cut edges or clean a cut edge that has gotten dirty, sand them with grit sand paper, and then wipe the edges with Acetone—this will help to re-seal the cells.

As with any new product, try the cleaner in an inconspicuous area before cleaning the trimboards on your project. As with adhesives, look for products that contain some type of solvent. Do not use silicone sealants , as they are not compatible with cellular PVC trim. Once in a while I will use paint thinner to get off small stubborn black marks. Any suggestions? The very best solution for filling nail holes is the Cortex screw and plug.

FastenMaster sells the screws and plugs as a system with a bit that countersinks the screw to just the right depth to accept the tapered Versatex PVC plug. Visit the FastenMaster website to find a dealer in your area. There are other companies that offer a stainless steel screw with a painted white head. A couple examples of these are Headcote and Simpson Strong Tie. Also, check out Simpson Strong Ties, white painted Trifecta nail it comes in stainless.

I would think if you dont have immediate access to the cortex you could use a small tapered plug cutter and use the screws countersunk you have on hand. You are correct. Many contractors still make their own plugs but for those who would rather buy them there is Cortex. Hi John I live in Calgary Alberta. I talked to your rep out here last fall, who put me in touch with a dealer, they were for lack of a better word useless!!! Getting Versatex products here is worse than pulling teeth!

Ordering on line is a hard call due to quantities and expensive shipping, not to mention ordering enough with wastage or having too much, and a reorder or a return would be painful and expensive. Do you have any input of what i can or need to do?! This is a very informative article. I used a plastic putty to fill my screw holes and then sanded flush, hoping that seals properly. I read with interest your admonition to not use silicone sealant on PVC trim. It bonds better to the stucco.

What sealant would you recommend for this type of joint? I always sand the surface to be glued with grit paper to give the adhesive something to grab onto. I have not glued anything to stucco, but with the rough texture, I have no doubt SF would be effective. Just a word of caution. I would expect the same response from any cellular PVC trim producer. Cellular PVC should also be secured to the substrate with mechanical fasteners nails or screws. No cellular PVC manufacturer will warrant their trim when secured with just an adhesive.

Henkel tested our cellular PVC trim with these two products before giving us approval in writing. Thanks John. Also appreciate the disclaimer at the beginning of the article stating who it was written by.

So can water penetrate the open cells? I just siliconed all the edges…. Cellular PVC is much like a honeycomb. If you examined it under a microscope it will look like an array of cells in a random geometric pattern. When you cut, rout, mould or mill cellular PVC, you break open a layer of these cells but you do not affect the integrity of the entire cell structure of the cellular PVC board or sheet.

This is why cellular PVC is basically impervious to moisture and has a moisture content value of less than 0. So to answer your question no water will not penetrate cellular PVC because the cells are not openned throughout the thickness just the surface cells that you cut are open. As for the sealant you used, I would recommend you stay away from silicones in the future.

Although some commerical silicone sealants will stick to cellular PVC when a primer is applied most over the counter silicones that you buy at your local lumber dealer will not. The best sealants for cellular PVC are polymer based sealants containing a solvent.

We like the Solar Seal for a few reasons it is as much an adhesive as a sealant, it stays flexible for decades and it carries a warranty that I believe is either 15 or 20 years.

Check with the manufacturer on the length of their warranty and availability in your area. You can find them on the Internet.

I have a job where I have to double up the thickness of the trim by using two 1x boards laid one over the other. To minimize thermal expansion, should I cement them together or will that exacerbate the problem? Mark: Laminating two boards together is a very common practice and has no affect on the potential thermal expansion and contraction of the board.

For circular saw blades some say to use a tooth count of about 40 to avoid heat build up while others say to use a tooth blade to ensure a clean cut. The answer is simple. The fewer the teeth on the saw the better.

We recommend a carbide tipped blade with 32 teeth. However, 40 teeth will be just fine. The more teeth the greater the frictional heat build-up in the cut causing you to melt and potentially burn the cellular PVC. Hi I have a composite door about three years old, and the outside lamination is beginning to separate in three locations about two inches long each. Which adhesive would you recommend for repair the temperature range in Ireland is minus ten to 30 degrees centigrade.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. The door is a Palladio door manufactured by Profile developments. John, what is wrong with using a silicone sealer to bond a long yet thin trim board with those fake wood grain paper finishes to a sheetrock wall? Silicone should hold tight — and— some day be removeable, without tearing into the wall as a glue will, and it likely will come off the wall in one piece, to allow use of the trim board again someday once the back side is cleaned up and flat again.

Silicone sealants or sealers are not compatible with cellular PVC and will not hold a board or sheet to a sheet rock wall. No matter what you use as a base sealant, you still need to mechanically fasten cellular PVC to the frame of the wall. Yes you can definitely use cellular PVC trim and sheet indooors.

 
 

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Unity iOS Remote. Asset Bundles: The build of AssetBundles can be slow when there is a very large filecount. Global Illumination: Scene gets brighter in Standalone player if it was open in the Editor at build time.

Mono: Microsoft. NET Standard 2. Mono: NullReferenceException can cause a freeze when thrown in the Player. Profiling: Profiler’s timeline view loses context frames when frames go out of Frame Count bounds. Scripting: Increased Script Assembly reload time Shader System: Shaders are ignored when executing Build Asset Bundles method from console with -nographics argument Vulkan: GameObjects textures are seemingly random and change colours depending on the Scene’s Camera pos.

Android: Changed so users can now include custom asset packs into the build by adding assets to the directory ending with ‘. For more information, see AssetImportContext. This allows you to look at import times, previous revisions, list dependencies, see importers used and import duration over time. Burst: Added a new optimization mode, Balanced. This is now the default optimization mode, and trades off slightly lower maximum performance for much faster compile times.

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Physics: Exposed a set of functions to enable you to modify the contact properties of a collision before the solver receives them. Profiler: The connection drop down has been revamped into a tree view that groups player connections int0 three main categories. Local, any player that is running local to the machine, this includes devices connected via cable.

Remote any player that is running anywhere else on the network that is reachable. Direct connection, this is for connecting directly via IP address or any player that has automatically connected. There options are further searchable using the new search bar. Any connections to players which exist from before this feature will still appear though they will appear under the category of “Connection Without Id”.

Further to this there no exists an option that can be used to supply a custom connection name for the profiler which will make it easier for the user to find their desired connection. Tools and contextual views are now available directly in the Scene View, and are completely customizable. Search: Added search expression language to evaluate multiple search queries and apply set operations, transformation or other user defined operations.

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Material and Compute Shader classes now operate with local keywords only. Global keyword space contains global keywords. Global keywords are converted to local keyword space of a shader or compute shader prior to rendering.

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XR: Added support for controller late latching, which can reduce latency between rendering and tracked input head and hand-held controller in XR. If un-checked, this option disables Chrome OS’s default behavior of converting mouse and touchpad events into touchscreen events. This allows an app to implement more complete support for these input devices.