There are a few things to consider when choosing the right plasterboard adhesive.  The first is the type of wall you're working with. If your wall is masonry, then dot and dab will be the easiest way to fix the plasterboard.  If your wall is made of wood or metal studs, then you should use a different technique such as screwing or nailing the boards into place. You’ll also need to take into account the weight of the plasterboard. If the board is too heavy, then the dot and dab may not be strong enough to attach the plasterboard and hold it in place. In this case, you may want to screw or nail the boards into place for additional security.For those wanting to save time, fast-curing adhesive foam offers a more rapid installation process. Although it is performatively the same as drywall adhesive it requires no mixing prior to application.