Lay the first piece of felt across the bottom of the slope for a shed roof, nail in the top edge with the clout nails, you’ll need to leave 50mm gaps between the nails. Once done you’ll need to fold the edges of the felt and nail them into place, again leaving 50mm gaps. Laying the first piece of felt on a flat roof

Discover a fantastic selection of glues & adhesives at B&Q. When undertaking a DIY project, it’s important to understand what glues and adhesives are available out there and which is best to use for your task in hand. The first roll went up no problem and the seams were good, better than the siver one I did as the silver paper did show the seams more than this darker colour. The second roll was awful. I tried another roll using the same technique, soaking sizing and hanging.The following tools will need to be used to apply the roofing felt adhesive as well as the roofing felt: Any traces of algae or fungus growing on the surface should be removed immediately using a stiff-bristled brush. Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned. To add to this, any areas where algae or fungus have been present should be treated with a fungicide to kill any remaining spores, which will discourage the return of the growths. This guide will also have a rough outline of how to install the first and second layer of felt onto a flat or shed roof but to find out in more detail our blog post “How to felt a flat or shed roof”. Preparation and tools

Whether you’re laying felt on an apex shed roof or a flat roof, applying the adhesive is mostly the same in principle although laying the felt is a different process. Laying the first piece of felt on a shed roofFor reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. Solvite All Purpose Ready To Roll Wallpaper Adhesive does exactly what it says, you can start your wallpapering projects straight away. Start immediately with no messy preparation or a long duration of time waiting for the paste to be ready. Not only is it fuss free with fast direct application to wallcovering, it contains an extra strength adhesive feature. The Solvite Wallpaper paste can be used for most paste the wall wallpapers including, washables, vinyl's, lining paper and embossed. Applying roofing felt adhesive is no easy task, it can’t just be done with no instruction or preparation, as with anything it’s best that interested roofers follow a guide; at BC Profiles we’re more than happy to be that guiding figure.

There are many different types of glues and adhesives available at B&Q, each with their own properties. For example, PVA glue is great for woodworking DIY projects, whereas superglue is perfect for smaller, more fiddly jobs like fixing broken jewellery. Epoxy adhesives are great for fixing metal and ceramics because of their super-strong bonding properties. I'm using Solvite mixed for heavy paper, I think it was 7 pints to a sachet, and I'vr tried vinyl overlap adhesive since but the B*****D won't lie down. My next thought is copydex or evostik but I can see it now it'll be a flipping messy nightmare. I've pasted the paper and allowed to soak. I've sized the wall althought it doesn't ask for this I do it now as standard practice as in my opinion it makes sliding the paper easier to get perfect matching and good seams. Any excess adhesive disappears after 24 hrs.Also, ensure that the felt which will be laid is cut to an appropriate size and positioned flat for 24 hours to assist application Now you’ve carried out the preparation for the job, it’s time to apply the adhesive and felt. Applying the adhesive and felt: Measure the surface area of the roof so you know how much felt you’ll need to cut and how much adhesive will need to be applied. This has probably been covered before but I can only find one thread and it suggests doing the things I've already tried.