Thickening TBII ? to prevent drips ?

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Thickening TBII ? to prevent drips ?

Postby rustytoolss » Mon Jun 25, 2018 7:54 pm

I need to coat my interior walls and ceiling with TBII . But don't want a mess of dripping glue off the wall and ceiling. Has anyone added flour to the TBII to make it thicker, to prevent dripping. Or any other good options ???
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Re: Thickening TBII ? to prevent drips ?

Postby GPW » Tue Jun 26, 2018 4:25 am

We heard “wood Flour” works …
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Re: Thickening TBII ? to prevent drips ?

Postby KCStudly » Tue Jun 26, 2018 7:34 am

I experimented with foam dust (from under my table saw), fine sawdust (from the filter bag on my belt sander) and light weight vinyl ceiling spackle, but I was trying to bulk up the spackle to stretch it for more of a filler application than a thin film coating. Worked okay for that as the glue brought back the pliability and spread-ability to the spackle after the fillers were added.

Not at all what you are looking for, but still another data point of information.
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