Stick Posters To Concrete

Clean hands make for less residue when you remove the poster from the tube.

Stick posters to concrete.

Nic0mar via photopin cc. Hold the poster in place for about 30 seconds then carefully release it. Check to make sure the product is rated for holding items heavier than 1 lb. Some construction adhesives and epoxies will work with concrete but because of the porous materials from which concrete is made tape rarely works well to adhere objects.

Don t let concrete walls stop you from hanging your wall decor though. Then gently press the poster against the surface of the painted concrete wall. You do not have to live with bare walls just to enjoy the feel of authentic cement walls in your home. Stick the item onto the cement wall and hold it there for a straight minute.

Weigh them down at the corners for a few hours or a day. Concrete and concrete blocks are not designed to bond with tape. This gives the. Buy putty adhesive making sure the product is especially rated for brick and concrete.

2 lay the poster or posters flat printed side up on a clean surface. Use a low temperature hot glue gun to apply glue to the corners of a laminated poster. This will make your posters easier to work with since the edges won t be curling back up as much. To ensure that it will hold a heavier poster board.

A low temperature hot glue gun is a great tool for getting posters banners trimmers and other classroom decorations to stick to the cinder block walls.