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Ive ran out of PVA bond but have 2 litres of SBR bond left from a wall i built. Will SBR be ok for browning off the wall and more sbr for multifinish plaster or should i go buy some more PVA?

Thanks all, I was advised by a builder friend to use some adhesive called "Sticks Like Sh*t" by Evo Stick. I used this on the back of the box to stick to inside of the wall the squeezed motor around the edge to repoint the box in. Took 24 hours to dry but i can stand on the box and no movement...

http://www.castironairbricks.co.uk/Rytons.htm couple of ides there, also if you looking to use the outside airbrick as a vent for say bathroom extractor fan, see here http://www.pbs-limited.co.uk/glidevale/4882/Glidevale-Vent-Pipe-Adaptor.aspx

you can get air brick and get ducts seporatly.... for example you can get what are called perascopes that direct air from the air brick under the main floor joist.

tank the floor FEBTANK is used in basements and you mix it and paint it on. its about 30-40 quid a bag and it goes a long way. http://www.feb.uk.com/products/waterproofing/febtank-super

last expanding foam i used wasn't sticky... used it for filling a gap in window frame and on car bumper.

expanding foam as an adhesive?? i looking to hold it in place and not just fill the gaps?

My gas meter box was damaged i have to replace it. I have had the gas disconnected and the gas meter removed, the old box has been removed and i now have the hole in the wall. New box fit snug but with a pull it comes out.... so needs securing in place. How can i secure this in place...

if you can inside the house take the walls back to brick, the tank the inside with tanking solution. I used FEBTANK in my house, you mix like plaster to think cream consistency then paint onto the walls. 2 coats are required minimum, and allow 24 hours between coats, and paint in right angles...