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   McDesign | Jun 02, 2006 01:54am | #1

   I'd use Liquid Nails or PL, and make some springy pieces of 1x to bow-span across the rooms to press the pieces in place tightly for an hour or so.  Then 1/4 rnd with 4d finish.

   Forrest

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   Piffin | Jun 02, 2006 03:57am | #3

   I'll second that 

    

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   Howard_Burt | Jun 02, 2006 02:27am | #2

   The company I used to work for used Liquid Nails, and then would shoot it on with 1" to 1.25" finish nails in the mortar joints just to hold it until it dried. If you needed to pull it into the wall, we would drill through with an 1/8" masonry bit in a hammer drill and then use a regular trim head screw in the hole. Once you got the touch down, they would hardly ever spin out and it goes pretty quick.

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   beachguy1960 | Jun 02, 2006 03:14pm | #4

   Thanks guys, I'm headed over there this weekend.

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   tfarwell | Jun 02, 2006 10:19pm | #5

   I would consider back-priming the moldings if they are wood - help reduce the chance of rot from moisture.