Is this a drop ceiling or not. I will assume it is not and the tiles are just glued on. Each tile has a tongue and groove. Use a razor utility knife and cut around the damaged tile. Pry it out and clean off the adhesive on the ceiling. Then cut the tongues off the replacement tile and glue it in place with constriction adhesive. Sometimes there are firing strips the tile may be nailed or stapled to.
I am about to patch up this water damage on a low bathroom ceiling. What can i paint/seal the entire ceiling with to minimize future water damage? the ceiling is very...
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I have purchased a brown roll of paper because I wanted a consistent "vein" look through out the walls and the brown paper bags I was getting would sometimes be "vein...
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Is this a drop ceiling or not. I will assume it is not and the tiles are just glued on. Each tile has a tongue and groove. Use a razor utility knife and cut around the damaged tile. Pry it out and clean off the adhesive on the ceiling. Then cut the tongues off the replacement tile and glue it in place with constriction adhesive. Sometimes there are firing strips the tile may be nailed or stapled to.
Great, any suggestions for a “ good” construction adhesive....... not much luck with some name brands
Loctite. Adheres immediately yet give you tons of time to move what you are gluing around.