Saw this just at the right time as installing a bath, and never had anything fail using this stuff, priced £7.39 @ screwfix!!
It's your 3 in 1 sealant.....
Sikaflex®-EBT+ is a multi-purpose one part, elastic, polyurethane adhesive and sealant. It bonds to all common building materials, is permanently elastic and has excellent grab and gap filling properties making it ideal for use in a wide range of building and maintenance situations.
Fast curing
Strong bond
Good weathering with high performance
Bonds to concrete, brick, mortar, wood, metals, glass, resins and plastics
Internal and external
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mxer450 to Leery24
7 Mar 173#15
These are great :smile:
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bingowings85
18 Mar 17#30
Bought 4 then went back for another 6. The woman in the shop said the offer would probably run for another week or two (till the end of month) or till stocks last.
scoobytawazara
8 Mar 17#29
in store as well however black best before expired 01/17 white nearly 04/17 it is the + version though
dealerxxx
7 Mar 17#28
DONT FORGET TCB
grogan197
7 Mar 17#27
Great price. Used a few tubes of this converting my van to a camper last year. Never saw it for less than a fiver and often much more than that.
Thanks great advice stopped growing now as migrated around house.As our house is south facing caused differential expansion of inner blocks and hence plaster cracks, no subsidence thank god.Displaces itself around the house so no need for stitch as has stopped moving.Cheers
Eagerbeaver
7 Mar 17#24
jasee
7 Mar 17#23
Thanks for the info, I'm not worried about the acetic acid, and I always use masking tape :smiley:
Silicon has been around for ages
scoobytawazara
7 Mar 17#14
could I use this as a flexible filler for expansion cracks in walls
GoNz017 to scoobytawazara
7 Mar 171#22
Yes you can but it should really be used after the crack has settled, if it has a risk of expanding more the filler has a very limited expansion and is based more on heat expansion or vibration than buggered foundations.
I would look into a stitching kit 1st if you think the crack will grow.
GoNz017
7 Mar 171#21
Guess I am old school, a bit of spit on the finger and off you go :smiley:
( I have switched spit for washing up liquid in water recently )
jasee
7 Mar 17#10
If it's silicon based then it's ok, anything else eg acrylic, water soluble, etc then it's rubbish
Eagerbeaver to jasee
7 Mar 17#20
This is a single pack PU. The others you mention are rubbish but PU uses different chemistry altogether. The main benefit over silicone is it doesn't stink of acetic acid and cleans up well with acetone.
scoobytawazara
7 Mar 17#12
link does not show + as in picture? anyone help as bought 4 off
tek-monkey to scoobytawazara
7 Mar 17#19
Doesn't say + anywhere on the TP site, so presume it isn't. Still a good saving, they have black too if anyone needs it.
Leery24
7 Mar 17#11
Anyone recommend somewhere to get a cheap finishing tool
mxer450 to Leery24
7 Mar 173#15
These are great :smile:
mummymelly to Leery24
7 Mar 171#18
Randomly I picked a finishing kit up from home bargains. It comes with a removal tool, various angle guides for £1.49 might be worth a look
batista
7 Mar 17#17
thank you
newmann
7 Mar 172#16
Yep, finger sprayed with WD40 smooths out Sika without sticking! Keep a rag handy to wipe the finger clean every now and then.
winchman
7 Mar 17#13
Sik
jjsm639
6 Mar 17#8
Can this be used as general sealant in a bathroom.
GoNz017 to jjsm639
7 Mar 17#9
yes
GoNz017
6 Mar 17#7
8 years ago I used some leftover grey sikaflex car body panel adhesive to seal round the kitchen worktops. Still looks the same as the day I put it on.
Grabbed a couple of these for collection as I am bound to need it when I seal round the windows later this year :smiley:
This will beat any of the stuff unibond does.
frenchian
6 Mar 17#6
There are LOTS of different types of Sikaflex available - be useful if the type was in the title.
WOOTWOOT1
6 Mar 17#4
Stixall is also an equivalent 3 in 1 and a bit cheaper on amazon
marboy to WOOTWOOT1
6 Mar 17#5
Can't see stixall for lower than £3.70 on Amazon. Sika is a good brand. This is hot.
joehart2
6 Mar 17#3
good deal
gazdoubleu
6 Mar 171#2
fab price but it will cost a bit for some dimethylformamide and a full face respirator when you try to get the bath out without taking half the wall with you! Soudal fix all is a very workable sealer/bond which doesn't go off as fast as sikaflex and also sticks like shlt to a blanket. Its also solvent free and mould resistant
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It's your 3 in 1 sealant.....
Sikaflex®-EBT+ is a multi-purpose one part, elastic, polyurethane adhesive and sealant. It bonds to all common building materials, is permanently elastic and has excellent grab and gap filling properties making it ideal for use in a wide range of building and maintenance situations.
Fast curing
Strong bond
Good weathering with high performance
Bonds to concrete, brick, mortar, wood, metals, glass, resins and plastics
Internal and external
Top comments
Latest comments (30)
Silicon has been around for ages
I would look into a stitching kit 1st if you think the crack will grow.
( I have switched spit for washing up liquid in water recently )
Grabbed a couple of these for collection as I am bound to need it when I seal round the windows later this year :smiley:
This will beat any of the stuff unibond does.