Any tips from installers for smoother/easier installation of the Damped Resilient Channel?
• Use tin snips to cut the channels to desired lengths. Pre-drill the drywall to the channels with a small, fine-thread screw. Then back the screw out and attach using the proper size screw. If you’re having trouble getting sections of channel to overlap well, try removing the WallDamp material from the back section of channel to make a tighter fit. Q: What if I need to adjust the positioning of my drywall after I place it over the WallDamp? Will the adhesive on the WallDamp allow me to slide my drywall around after I set it against the surface? A: The WallDamp adhesive does not bond instantly. However, it will not allow you to slide your drywall very much once it’s in place. If you’re careful, you can slowly peel your drywall off the surface and readjust it’s position and place it onto the WallDamp again. If you have a situation that requires a great deal of repositioning of the drywall, it’s a good idea to use Liquid Nails or other panel adhesive on all exposed WallDamp surfaces so y
