Would this adhere to tile/brick around a firplace?
1789487
It will definitely adhere to the brick. I have used it inside my fireplaces on several new homes to keep the firebox black. It will eventually burn off in some places on so I just repaint it every couple of years.
746520
The adhesive backing will hold if the surface is smooth. It has limited adhesion on porous surfaces. I hope this helps.
319514
It would depend on how much of a texture. It may not stick as well as on a smooth surface.
62562
If the fiberglass is smooth enough, it should work. the glue is very similar to caulk. I have only used it on tile, but it seems very secure.
1745372
I am confident that the 3M adhesive would enable one to stick it to granite. Just make certain that it is not exposed to any water or moisture.
548526
I wasn't sure so I tried it. I weighed a 6"x6" plastic square that is approx 3.5oz in weight and placed it on the brick part of my house. Once adheard I did find I had to 'nudge' it a bit to remove. I did not see any slippage and it held tight. The only thing is that when the adhesive gets wet its virtually useless so I would not use this outside. Hope this helps.
1290357
you need to tie in / anchor down the walls along the perimeter. if you can do so on your tile, you will be ok.
1578364
I would say yes, but it depends if the correct tile board was put up first.ThanksNMG
1711812
If it will even stick it would look like garbage. It's supposed to cover rough walls well and I'm sure it covers better than normal wallpaper but only minor imperfections. I used it to cover some rough plaster. The plaster wasn't to bad and we covered up the most uneven spots with joint compound. When it was all said and done I wish I would have spent a little more time smoothing out the JC. If you look close you can see the uneven texture through the wallpaper. So over brick it will look really bad. However with all that said I love this product and am really happy we used it. We have gotten a lot of good comments on it.
385840
Yes. I currently have a couple of 4 foot lengths over my basement windows where about 1/3 is attached to concrete/stucco and the rest is not attached to anything. it adhered to it very well and has remained tightly attached for the last few months.
463160
I haven't tried adhering it to a rough surface like brick. In my experience, it does not adhere well at all to smooth surfaces, especially if they are prone to developing any moisture. However, the brick surface may hold it in place. You really have to "pack" the caulking in tight to make it stick.
1929503
depends on what type of material your coating...the product is rubber based an is self leveling. not sure how it would be on tile
977754
It can adhere to almost any place you want. Just depends on the type of surface. It uses a strong adhesive.
1067668
Ad says it good for stone and tile, so I don't see why not. Test it in a corner.
1395449
Label says it is suitable for brick siding; brick and clay tiling are made from the same material. As long as the tile is not overly porous, I believe it should work.
2008770
i havent tried it but if it was a smooth sureface or if you were to cover it with a 1/4" luan i would think it would stick well.smooth finish ply wood should work as well..
2070748
what kind of tile ? It will possibly stick on ceramic type tiles if applied correctly but smoothing the joints together over a non uniform surface could present a challenge