If you tryed using PVC cement it will get on the face of the panels and melt it.
There should be a sticker on the panels of go on the companys website to find out what they advise to attach them.
The T&G should not have any adhesive on it.
This is what I have used in the past.
http://www.loctiteproducts.com/p/12...r-Grab-Tub-Surround-Construction-Adhesive.htm
Then I went over the panel with a hand floor roller to spread out the adhesive.
http://www.bing.com/images/search?q...99910EDF8C68C406EAFB7ACC685FE59B223DC&first=1
Your rolling pin would also work.
Unless you install this over 1 X 4's sitting horizontal nailing it will do little good. Count on the base board and chair railing to hold it in place once it's attached.
Do not try and set it directly on the floor leave about 1/2, floors are never perfectly flat or level.
I'd use a chaulk line where you want it to rest at the top.
I also strat in the middle of the wall and work my way out, that way the end cuts are even.
There should be a sticker on the panels of go on the companys website to find out what they advise to attach them.
The T&G should not have any adhesive on it.
This is what I have used in the past.
http://www.loctiteproducts.com/p/12...r-Grab-Tub-Surround-Construction-Adhesive.htm
Then I went over the panel with a hand floor roller to spread out the adhesive.
http://www.bing.com/images/search?q...99910EDF8C68C406EAFB7ACC685FE59B223DC&first=1
Your rolling pin would also work.
Unless you install this over 1 X 4's sitting horizontal nailing it will do little good. Count on the base board and chair railing to hold it in place once it's attached.
Do not try and set it directly on the floor leave about 1/2, floors are never perfectly flat or level.
I'd use a chaulk line where you want it to rest at the top.
I also strat in the middle of the wall and work my way out, that way the end cuts are even.
