Would a tile adhesive fix/hold a sheet off thin Formica/laminate sheet. I would probably also go screw and raw plug to keep in position. One wall is part newly plastered and part old painted plaster. The other wall is older painted plaster.
I had been looking at grip fill or pink grip, similar stixa ll, then somebody suggested tile adhesive. Just thought I'd throw it out there see what people thought.
Only diy here but wouldn't suggest using tile adhesive on formica / plaster The tile ady bonds by crystalsing and attaching itself to the porous tile / wall surface - it ain't gonna do that on plastic As above, a no nails type product will do the job. Solvent free much easier to use, especially over a large area and squishes out much better than the solvent varieties Solvent free doesn't have the instant grab though so will need supporting during the curing process What are you trying to achieve here ? Just wondering as by using screws as well will the end result be compromised ? Can use chrome screw caps - the flat ones look so much better than those old dome type caps but will the finish look better with no viable fixings ?
Have a look here for an example of 'H' section joining strips https://www.tpextrusions.com/page/p...ofiles/plastic-pvc-board-panel-h-sections.php Example only(you would need to find supply) Might help. Fit to wall first, add glue to wall/boards(thick nonails type) and slip into joiners. Mr. HandyAndy - Really