Evostik All Purpose Flexible Silicone Sealant White
Evostik All Purpose Flexible Silicone Sealant White
All purpose flex silicone sealants are flexible to accommodate movement as well as being weather resistant and waterproof. They contain fungicide for mould resistance and the provension
All purpose flex silicone sealants are flexible to accommodate movement as well as being weather resistant and waterproof. They contain fungicide for mould resistance and the provension of dis colouring, Also Guaranteed for up to 25 years and can ...
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It certainly sticks but not so sure it works....... By: paul, on January 18, 2019 Pros: Cons: "I found the sealant difficult to put into my gutter joint as it stuck to just about everything except the places I wanted it to. After "sort of" getting it in place, I waited for the rain a few days later, hoping that the leak from the gutter joint would be fixed .....but sadly it wasn't. |
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Great By: Fluffy, on July 15, 2017 Pros: Cons: "Incredible. I keep looking for things to stick to something else all over the house. I spent a fortune on glues that said it would work and didn't and I head nothing to lose with this glue, but it was amazing. Will stick anything together! I glued a bathroom tile together while it was still on the wall and then a shower curtain rail that I couldn't drill into the wall for. Other glues failed for those simple tasks. I'm going to try mending a patio slab and I'll repost if successful or not |
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Needed this to fix some metal to a concrete post and too date has held very nicely. By: Johnboy27, on March 24, 2017 Pros: Cons: "Needed this to fix some metal to a concrete post and too date has held very nicely. The name it has been given does seem to sum up it's abilities as a glue/sealant. would definitely recommend this. |
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this stuff is brilliant. A plumber suggested that I should use it ... By: The laughing librarian!, on June 10, 2016 Pros: Cons: |
