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Polyboard Questions & Answers

Questions & Answers What applications can Polyboard be used for?
Questions & Answers Polyboard can be used wherever you would use plywood, and where the elements of weather and water are involved, plus much more.
Questions & Answers Can I paint Polyboard?
Questions & Answers Yes, Polyboard can be painted.
Questions & Answers Can Polyboard burn?
Questions & Answers It will resist fire better than wood, but Polyboard can also become fire rated, with a fire retardent paint.
Questions & Answers Is Polyboard heavier than plywood?
Questions & Answers Yes it is about 20% heavier than plywood, but it will always maintain that weight, unlike plywood when exposed to water.
Questions & Answers How do you cut and fasten Polyboard?
Questions & Answers You can cut Polyboard with a carbide tipped saw blade and you can fasten it with nails or screws (screws hold better).
Questions & Answers What type of glue will stick to Polyboard?
Questions & Answers So far we have only found that contact cement and some polyurethane glue will stick to the Polyboard.
Questions & Answers Will Polyboard get slippery when wet?
Questions & Answers No, Polyboard does will not get slippery when wet.
Questions & Answers Out of the eleven colors Polyboard is available in, is any one of the colors better against the sun's UV rays?
Questions & Answers Yes, the lighter colors are better because the light coloring reflects the sun's rays better. However, we do put a UV protector in the color die to protect it.
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