pinkgrip dryfix adhesive

[Deleted member 29624]

http://www.everbuild.co.uk/dryfix

Anyone used this? I was just looking up some prices for some dri-wall adhesive and stumbled on this...not heard of it before and wondered if anyone had an opinion? is it just a gimik...i imagine no mixing would make the job easier.....12 tubes for £70 and says one tube does 5 boards.

 

[raggles]

Never used it before so cannot comment on this product but, seem to remember an old thread on here about it from a few years back. I have stuck hardie backer board with fire rated foam before and worked well (well it's still there 3 years later)

 

[zolco]

I used the gun grade ones, they work well on insulated boards then just plug them after the foam cured.

 

[HUGO]

I've used it once. I got it from Atkinsons. It doesn't do five boards more like two boards and you have to watch it. I left mine for half an hour and when I went back the foam had pushed them out and they were no longer flat. Hope this helps.

 

[uni-king]

No chance using that method unless the walls are bang plum etc which 99.9% of times walls are at least half inch to a inch out If ur lucky plus socket walls..wud take longer to do it that way aswell sat down squirting a load of s**t out onto board

 

[uni-king]

I used the gun grade ones, they work well on insulated boards then just plug them after the foam cured.

I can imagine them being ok on foam bk boards as depth is already there for sockets etc with the foam bk boards plus plugged aswell

 

[HUGO]

Thanks. I know that now and I agree. It seemed like a quick fix but actually took longer in the end than drywall adhesive.

 

[jamesthefirst]

I used some expanded foam by mistake and when i retuned after lunch i couldnt get back in the room!

 

[plasjack]

It's say plaster walls in an hour.. I dab boards and skim them an hour after all the time [emoji28][emoji28][emoji1] never had a problem