36 in. x 75 ft. Extra-Wide Wall and Plaster Repair Fabric

Not really. This stuff is more for reinforcing walls that have hair line cracks that your going to skim coat. You sound like you would be better off removing the section of plaster and replacing it.

I cover this fabric with at least two thin layers of joint compound, then a coat of primer, then finish paint.

The size of the mesh varies slightly, with some rectangles larger than others, but averages eight (8) rectangles per inch of length and eight rectangles of per inch of width of mesh material. The mesh material itself also has an adhesive backing which facilitates attaching it directly to a wall or ceiling, rather than having to apply joint compound prior to attaching the mesh material, as would otherwise be necessary with paper tape.

If you were to put just a dot of hot glue on the back of the piece of tile and stick it to the mesh I think it would work just fine. Good luck with your project.

When I have used this for wall repairs, I have usually applied two to three light coats of joint compound, in order to cover the mesh and strengthen the bond of the joint compound covering the mesh repair fabric, feathering lightly across a wider surface in order to visually diminish any noticeable appearance of the repair. After my final light or skim coat, I then apply primer, followed by finish paint..

Yes. But it does not unroll well. Make sure you cut pieces to apply and do not unroll it on the wall. Works better if it’s embeded into the drywall mud or plaster and not directly to the wall but will still work directly on the wall. I would still cut it first.

You can view detailed instructions on drywall repair by visiting our website. http://www.sg-adfors.com/Brands/FibaTape/FibaTape/HowTo/HowToRepairDrywall

I would say no, you would need to get a roll of fiberglass mat in order to do that task , a example is a 12 “ x 12” of this is just like cloth where fiber glass mat would stand up on its on

Although it may work for their application, we cannot guarantee the results since we only test our products for their intended applications.

I just found it on the HOME DEPOT website by using a search for ADFORS CRACKSTOP repair fabric. It is not the only item that appears in response to the search, but if you scroll down, it should be there. ADFORS is a St. Gobain product family name.