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Thread: Plastic/Rubber Skirting
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19th September 2007, 04:01 AM #1New Member
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Plastic/Rubber Skirting
Hi all
Has anyone else come across this type of skirting. It is in a 70s unit and there is no skirting board(Wood) as such but a (looks a plastic/rubber piece glued to the bottom of the wall around the bottom of the walls.
With a limited budget just wondering if i could paint over this and have a all one colour right to the floor and whether the paint will take to this skirting strip.
Cheers
SG
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19th September 2007, 06:51 AM #2Senior Member
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I sounds like vinyl skirting. It was fixed with contact cement. It would be very easy to pull off but cleaning the glue left on the wall would be a pain.
Clean a small out of sight area with meths or other good cleaner and then paint with an oil based primer. Give it a day or so to dry and see how easy it is to scratch. It may be OK.
Most plastics just don't take to paint though.
Cheers
Bill
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