Co_polymer Cornicing and Adhesive?

[jsstevenson]

Hello....

I am considering buying a co-polymer cornice (140 meters) to fit throughout my home and am curious about my fixing options.

The cornice in question is found at:
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Str...oving+WT11+165mm+Wide+x+2m/d210/sd3285/p48131

I see that the toolstation page suggests using "GripFill" at £2.68 per 350ml tube.

I see that there are also 310ml tubes of Coving Adhesive & Filler at £0.98 each.

I also am aware that I could buy bags of Gyproc Cove Adhesive but I am unsure whether it is suitable for a co-polymer cornice rather than a paper/plaster cornice.

My preference would be the Gyproc Cove Adhesive, but of course only if it will be suitable.

Could anyone offer any comments/experience on the above options, or perhaps offer an alternative?

Many thanks
Jamie.

 

[NickB_99]

Could anyone offer any comments/experience on the above options, or perhaps offer an alternative?

Not tried putting up coving before, but the data sheet for Gyproc coving adhesive is http://www.british-gypsum.com/PDF/DS-120-01 Gyproc Cove Adhesive.pdf

Section 10 says 'No specific restrictions regarding incompatible materials'

Perhaps get some and try a bit? BnQ do it in a 5kg size for about £5. Maybe cheaper elsewhere.

 

[plstering]

er bond it grip fill pink grip
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[1john]

whatever you use for that MUST be solvent FREE or it will eat it. It is so light that decorators caulk will hold it up.

 

[jrplastering]

pritt stick and bubbly gum if you take this route let me know how it pans out for you, could save me alot of cost of future materials