grafixemporium
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We are in the design stage of an extensive wall mural project for an indoor swim school. The common areas inside are climate controlled, but the 2 pool rooms are enclosed and not cooled. They do have cross ventilation with exhaust fans for the summer and heaters and radiant heat in the decks for the winter. Needless to say, the pool rooms will get very humid.
The walls are 20' high with waterproof sheetrock, primed and painted with an eggshell finish. No texture other than the very light orange peel from the paint. The murals will go up 12' from the ground.
We did install one 12' x 50" test panel of 180cv3 / 8520. We primed the outside edges and heat set it with rollers. It's showing no signs of failure at all after a week.
I am nervous about the heat and humidity conditions. We've done a ton of wall murals, but never under these conditions. Keep in mind, this is a new construction building so the pool rooms will not be super humid during our installation. I'm more worried about the extreme humidity later on.
Does anyone have any thoughts or experience doing an install in similar conditions?
Thanks!
The walls are 20' high with waterproof sheetrock, primed and painted with an eggshell finish. No texture other than the very light orange peel from the paint. The murals will go up 12' from the ground.
We did install one 12' x 50" test panel of 180cv3 / 8520. We primed the outside edges and heat set it with rollers. It's showing no signs of failure at all after a week.
I am nervous about the heat and humidity conditions. We've done a ton of wall murals, but never under these conditions. Keep in mind, this is a new construction building so the pool rooms will not be super humid during our installation. I'm more worried about the extreme humidity later on.
Does anyone have any thoughts or experience doing an install in similar conditions?
Thanks!