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Posted by DK on December 18, 2006, 8:47 am
That tube of panel cement will work just fine for the concrete. There
really should be a plate where the studs sit.
On 17 Dec 2006 23:16:36 -0800, marks542004@yahoo.com wrote:
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>cporro wrote:
>> hi. i'm putting some baseboard around a basement room. in some areas
>> there are studs behind the drywall. in other areas there is concrete
>> behind the drywall. so i'm trying to figure out how to fix the
>> baseboard to these areas.
>>
>> where there are studs i use a finishing nail gun, hold the baseboard in
>> place and fire. this works great because the drywall isn't always
>> perfectly straight and the floor isn't always perfectly flat. it allows
>> me to bend the baseboard slightly if need be.
>>
>> anyway, i also need something that looks ok since i'm not painting the
>> baseboard (its natural wood).
>>
>> i can't think of a way to do this. anyone?
>
>Ramset or concrete nails , or drill and expansion plug in the concrete.
>
>
>Easier might be construction adhesive .
>
>If the drywall on the concrete wall is on furring strips just nail into
>that.
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