How do I install Lauhala Matting on a wall? - Tiki Carving

P pariartspaul Member Martiniland, California Joined: Dec 20, 2003 Posts: 159	P pariartspaul Posted posted on Tue, Jun 8, 2004 10:23 AM I think you'll find that if you do a good job and you want to sell, 9 out of 10 buyers will want to keep it as is. We sold our house a year and half ago and the tiki theme was a big plus for the buyers. Most people would love to have a tiki room and they are hard to find. I would go for it and do it right. Good old fashioned smelly contact cement is the best - there won't be any smell after it's put up and dry. Don't bother with that waterbased contact cement. The stuff will keep falling over time.

I think you'll find that if you do a good job and you want to sell, 9 out of 10 buyers will want to keep it as is. We sold our house a year and half ago and the tiki theme was a big plus for the buyers. Most people would love to have a tiki room and they are hard to find.
I would go for it and do it right. Good old fashioned smelly contact cement is the best - there won't be any smell after it's put up and dry. Don't bother with that waterbased contact cement. The stuff will keep falling over time.

Post #95220 by pariartspaul on Tue, Jun 8, 2004 10:23 AM