Best Grab Adhesive

[chamois]

I'm trying to find a good grab adhesive that would stick plasterboard to wood battens. The area concerned is only about a metre square and not load bearing - it's just a removal of a damaged piece of plasterboard on a landing wall and replacing it with a new piece. The battens are already in place. There seems to be dozens of grab adhesives marketed, with solvent and solvent-free types and I've no idea of the best.
Would the grab adhesive also be suitable for sticking wood to metal?

Thank you.

[Buenchico]

A bit of googling finds loads of positive reviews for this stuff:
https://www.screwfix.com/p/evo-stik-sticks-like-sh-t-adhesive-290ml/22070

[TonyV]

I would go with Chris's advice was just about to recommend the same adhesive.

[Old_Geezer]

I found evo stick seriously strong stuff wasn't bad.

[Old_Geezer]

And I wonder what the rest of you have been eating.

[bhg481]

I agree with Chris and Tony.

[KARL]

Most of the solvent types are very similar and very good, for most purposes the price is usually the only discernible difference. Thus if you choose on price from B&Q, Homebase, Screwfix, Tool Station, Wickes, etc. or even eBay ("solvent based adhesive") you should be satisfied with the results. Remember that once opened/used the tube will dry out so you generally have only a few months before it is useless.

[The Builder]

Or....

https://uk.gorillaglue.com/gorilla-heavy-duty-grab-adhesive/

[DTCwordfan]

I back The Builder's suggestion - and you don't need much of it either.....

[Atheist]

Personally, I'd also put a few screws in just to be on the safe side.