Instillation of ID Backscenes

[@Julian-zc4ik]

Looking forward to following you on your journey - enjoy! All the best, Julian

[@Chris-BognorRegis]

You made it look so easy. I had a go last night, got it down and it looked great when it was laying flat on the worktop. It was only when I stood it up that I could hundreds of bubbles, which I thought I had smoothed out when I was laying it in the first place. Now mine is on a large radius bend and I did ask the makers how I should go about it. They said lay it flat, should be no problems when you bend it. Well when I bent it loads of creases appeared which you can quite easily see on the sky sections. I found that as it had an adhesive back I had no wiggle room whatsoever, it was exceedingly sticky and when it stuck it stuck, had the devil of a job lifting it off the board and relaying it. Yes I took my time, yes I used a rag and smoothed everything out to no avail and yes the backing board is a upvc board which is more than adequate according to the backscene supplier. So where have I gone wrong I ask? Next time I am going to leave the backing on and use an adhesive so that I get some wriggle room and see how it goes. How do your backscenes look now that they are upright? Regards Chris

[@ashpitcher3]

That looks great mate. Thanks for the install video, about to start mine so your tips were appreciated.

[@johnbirks258]

Looking good mate. I started clearing the loft last week to make a start on mine

[@Steamplug]

John best move I ever made, nobody ever goes up there so everything is as I left it when I come down.

[@HornManish]

'Instillation' - Installation - typo?