Menards Tile – Scrape the ceiling with a spatula to remove any old, loose paint or wallpaper. Clean and dry the roof. Measure the width of the room and mark the center with a chalk line. Having two people hold the chalk line at two central points of the room. Pull the line tight, take the line and release it. This leaves a line on the ceiling.

Measure the length of the room and mark a chalk line on the ceiling where a 28-foot tape measure is read. A roll of menards tile is 28 feet long. This line will let you know when to stop applying the glue. If the room is not 28 feet long, you do not need to complete this step. Measure and cut the first piece of ceiling and the length of the roof with a pair of sharp scissors. Apply a section of rubber adhesive or 2-foot contact cement. To the ceiling on one side of the chalk line.

Continue to apply cement for the entire length of the roof, or for the chalk line marked at 28 feet. Let the adhesive sit for about 30 minutes until it becomes sticky. Press the ceiling and the ceiling and work it into the adhesive. Remove the air bubbles that remain behind the ceiling plate by sliding a block of wood over the air bubbles and forcing them out the sides and ends of the menards tile.