Crommelin Exterior Grade Brushable Waterproofing Membrane is a tough, flexible synthetic rubber coating for external areas that stay wet, supplied here in a 15L pail for larger jobs. It is designed for permanent water contact, for non-exposed areas with pedestrian traffic, and for use beneath screeds and toppings. It is built to move with the structure rather than crack as the building shifts.About the formulaA ready-to-use, water-based, synthetic rubber membrane (styrene butadiene rubber) in grey. It stays permanently flexible, bridges existing cracks up to 1.5mm and bonds to a wide range of building substrates. It is low VOC and dries quickly. Once cured it can be overcoated with screeds, renders and water-based coatings, so it suits layered waterproofing systems.Where to use itIndoors: not intended as an interior wet-area (under-tile) membrane. Crommelin offers separate products for that job.Outdoors: gutters, roof gardens and terraces, podium decks and balconies, retaining walls, slab edges and fire tanks. It also suits other areas of permanent water contact and non-exposed areas under screeds and toppings.Suitable substrates listed by the manufacturer include concrete and brick, cement render, plywood sheeting, cement sheeting, lightweight aggregate block, trafficable screeds, aluminium and steel (suitably primed).How to use itSurfaces must be sound, clean and completely dry, with no dust, grease, curing compounds, release agents, loose particles or efflorescence. Test moisture content before coating, ideally with an electronic moisture meter. Concrete should be cured for at least 28 days, and screeds and renders for at least 7 days. Remove high points and fill blow-holes and honeycombing with a suitable repair mortar. If the substrate is damp, prime it with Crommelin Dampstop. Treat any rust and remove loose rust material before coating metal. Stir the membrane well, then apply with a Crommelin applicator brush or roller at a surface and air temperature between 10 and 35 degrees Celsius. Recoat once touch dry, which is about 2 hours. Apply the second coat at right angles to the first. Reinforce corners, gutter damage and pin holes with Crommelin reinforcing fabric or bandage. Fit a suitable protection board over the cured membrane before any backfilling.Important notesDo not apply in extreme temperature or humidity. Full cure is about 7 days at 25 degrees Celsius, and coverage varies with substrate porosity. This product is intended for non-exposed pedestrian traffic, so protect the membrane from mechanical damage. Crack bridging applies to existing cracks up to 1.5mm only. Check the current manufacturer data sheet for your specific application and overcoating requirements.Specifications Brand Crommelin Product Exterior Grade Brushable Waterproofing Membrane Pack 15L pail Colour Grey Base Water-based synthetic rubber (styrene butadiene rubber) Application Brush or roller Coverage About 1.5m² per litre, roughly 11m² of finished coating per 15L Recoat time About 2 hours Full cure About 7 days at 25°C Crack bridging Existing cracks to 1.5mm Application temperature 10°C to 35°C Use Exterior, permanent water contact, non-exposed trafficable areas, under screeds and toppings SafetyAvoid contact with skin and eyes, wear suitable gloves and eye protection, and ensure good ventilation when applying. Store in a cool, dry place with the lid sealed. Wash tools in water before the membrane cures. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details.
$336.74
Crommelin Blackseal Heavy Duty is a water-based, rubber-modified bitumen waterproofing membrane for below-ground and other non-UV-exposed surfaces, supplied here in a 1L size that suits planter boxes, pots, timber posts and small retaining wall jobs. It is made for surfaces that stay damp or wet and will not be painted, tiled or covered with a finishing coat.About the formulaCrommelin describes Blackseal as a commercial grade bitumen emulsion modified with a synthetic rubber co-polymer. The rubber modification keeps the cured film flexible, so it stays watertight under permanently wet conditions and is suitable for permanent immersion. It helps prevent the damage that moisture transfer causes, including efflorescence, mould growth, staining and paint peeling. It grips a wide range of substrates, is fast drying, and the maker lists it as non-toxic and non-flammable. It can be thinned with up to 50% water to make a bitumen paint.Where to use itIndoors: not intended for interior finishing work or any area that needs a paintable or tileable surface.Outdoors: below-ground and non-exposed exterior surfaces such as garden retaining walls, planter boxes, plant pots, timber posts, water tanks and other non-critical moisture barrier jobs.Suitable materials include concrete, masonry, cement sheeting, timber and metal (check the label for the full substrate list and do a small test area first).How to use itStart with a clean, sound surface free of dust, grease, loose material and anything that could stop the membrane bonding. Stir the product well and apply it evenly with a brush or roller, then allow it to dry before any further coats. Check the label and Crommelin's full instructions for coverage, coat numbers and drying times before you start, and protect the cured membrane from damage if you will be backfilling against it. Clean tools before the product dries (as a water-based product, warm water is the usual method, but confirm on the pack).Important notesNot suitable where it will be exposed to UV or sunlight. It cannot be painted, tiled over, rendered or over-coated, and it is not for trafficable surfaces. If you need a UV-stable option, look at a different Crommelin product. Coverage and cure times depend on the surface and conditions, so treat the listed coverage as a guide and test a small area first.Specifications Brand Crommelin Product Blackseal Heavy Duty Bitumen Waterproofing Membrane Size 1L Colour Black Base Water-based bitumen emulsion, modified with a synthetic rubber co-polymer Application Brush or roller Coverage Approx. 0.75 m² per 1L (retailer listed, guide only) Dilution Up to 50% water to make a bitumen paint Use Below-ground and non-UV-exposed exterior areas Not suitable for UV exposure, painting, tiling, over-coating, trafficable surfaces SafetyThe product itself is not combustible, but once the water has evaporated the organic components can burn or break down in a fire. Avoid contact with eyes and skin, keep out of reach of children, and wash off spills and splashes promptly. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details.
$20.75
Crommelin Blackseal Heavy Duty is a black, water-based bitumen waterproofing membrane for below-ground and other non-UV-exposed surfaces, supplied here in a 15L pail for larger jobs. It is a bitumen emulsion modified with a synthetic rubber co-polymer. It dries to a strong, flexible film that stays watertight in permanently wet conditions, which makes it a practical, economical choice where the finished membrane will stay out of sight and out of the sun.About the formulaA water-based bitumen emulsion with a synthetic rubber co-polymer for added flexibility and strength. It grips well to a wide range of building surfaces and is designed to help prevent the damage that moisture transfer causes, including efflorescence, mould growth, staining and paint peeling. The manufacturer describes it as non-toxic, non-flammable, fast drying and suitable for permanent immersion. It can be thinned with up to 50% water if you want a bitumen paint instead of a full-strength membrane.Where to use itIndoors: not intended for interior wet areas such as showers or bathrooms, because it cannot be tiled over or finished with a top coat.Outdoors: below-ground and non-exposed outdoor surfaces, including garden retaining walls, planter boxes, plant pots, timber posts and water tanks. It suits non-critical waterproofing jobs, not areas next to habitable spaces.Suitable surfaces include concrete, concrete blocks, brickwork and other masonry, renders, cementitious substrates, compressed cement and fibre cement sheeting, natural stone, plywood sheeting and timber. It also works on aluminium and steel that have been suitably prepared.How to use itStart with a clean, sound surface free of dust, grease, loose material and flaking coatings. Stir the pail well, then apply with a brush or roller. Two coats are recommended, and the 15L pail covers about 11.25 square metres at that rate. Let each coat dry before applying the next. Mix with water only if you want to thin it for use as a bitumen paint, and do not go past 50% dilution. Wash tools with water straight after use, before the product dries. Check the current Crommelin product information sheet for recoat times and full preparation advice before you start.Important notesDo not paint, tile over or over-coat this membrane, and do not use it on trafficable surfaces. It is not suitable where UV stability is required, so keep it covered or buried. For shower areas or UV-exposed roofs and walls, choose a purpose-made Crommelin membrane instead. Because it is for non-critical applications only, it is not a substitute for a compliant waterproofing system in habitable or wet areas. Cure times vary with temperature, humidity and airflow, so allow enough time before backfilling or exposing the membrane to heavy moisture.Specifications Brand Crommelin Product Blackseal Heavy Duty Bitumen Waterproofing Membrane Pack 15L pail Colour Black Base Water-based bitumen emulsion modified with synthetic rubber co-polymer Application Brush or roller Number of coats 2 Coverage About 11.25 square metres per 15L (two coats) Dilution Up to 50% water to make a bitumen paint Clean up Water, while wet Use Below ground and non-UV-exposed areas only SafetyUse it with good general ventilation. Normal site protection such as safety glasses and overalls is sensible, along with good hygiene. Store the pail sealed, away from extreme temperatures and freezing, and keep it away from strong oxidising agents, strong acids and strong bases. Do not let large spills reach drains or waterways. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details.
$125.78
Crommelin Shower Waterproofing Membrane is a ready-to-use, water-based liquid membrane for waterproofing wet areas before tiling, supplied here in a 15L pail for larger bathroom, laundry and balcony jobs. It cures to a continuous, flexible rubber-like layer with a textured surface, so cement-based tile adhesive can bond directly over the top.About the formulaA heavy duty, modified rubber (styrene butadiene rubber) liquid membrane that is applied seamlessly, with no joins or laps, for leak-free performance. It stays permanently flexible with high elongation, so it can cope with normal movement in the substrate. It dries to a keyed finish suited to all cement-based tile adhesives that conform to AS 2358, and it complies with AS 3740 (Waterproofing of wet areas). It is a water-based product, so tools clean up with water.Where to use itIndoors: under tiles in showers, bathrooms, laundries, kitchens and wet rooms, on both walls and floors.Outdoors: under-tile waterproofing on balconies. The membrane can be applied either below or above a screed.Suitable substrates include concrete and masonry, cement renders and screeds, plasterboard and wet area gyprock, compressed fibre cement sheeting, timber, plywood sheeting and wet area particleboard, and suitably prepared steel.How to use itPrepare the surface first. Remove high points and protrusions, fill any blow-holes or honeycombing with a suitable repair mortar, and bring the surface back to an even profile. New concrete should have cured for at least 28 days and screeds or renders for at least 7 days. The surface must be clean, sound and completely dry. Free it from dust, grease, curing compounds, release agents and loose particles. Check moisture with a meter. If the substrate is not dry enough, prime it with Crommelin Dampstop.The membrane is ready to use, so stir it well and apply with a brush or roller. Apply at least two coats and allow the first to dry before recoating. Complex or very irregular surfaces may need extra coats. Apply only when surface and air temperatures are between 10 and 35 degrees C and humidity is below 85%.Tile over after the membrane has dried and cured for the recommended time. A flood test can be done after 48 hours by ponding water to a depth of 25mm for 2 hours, then removing the water straight away. Wash tools with water before the product dries. Uncured material can be removed with warm water and detergent.Important notesNot suitable for use over white-set plaster. Do not apply over damp substrates, and do not apply in extreme heat, cold or humidity. Allow good airflow so the membrane can cure properly. Full cure takes about 7 days. Recoat and tile-over times vary with temperature and humidity, so check the current Crommelin data sheet for your conditions. Crommelin lists companion products for detailing, including reinforcing fabric with bond breaker, Dampstop primer, polyurethane sealant and Silicone WP Plus. Always apply a trial patch if you are unsure about a substrate.Specifications Brand Crommelin Product Shower Waterproofing Membrane Pack 15L pail Colour Green Base Water-based, modified rubber (SBR) liquid applied membrane Application Brush or roller, ready to use after stirring Coverage About 2m2 per litre per coat, minimum 2 coats (about 15m2 of finished membrane from 15L) Application temperature 10 to 35 degrees C, maximum humidity 85% Tile over After a minimum of 48 hours Full cure 7 days Standards Complies with AS 3740; suitable for use with cement-based tile adhesives conforming to AS 2358 Use Under-tile wet area waterproofing SafetyEven so, ensure good ventilation, avoid breathing vapours or spray, avoid skin and eye contact, and wear gloves and eye protection. Remove splashes from skin promptly. Keep the container sealed when not in use, store it cool and dry, and protect it from freezing and extreme temperatures. Keep out of reach of children. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details.
$273.47
Crommelin Shower Waterproofing Membrane is a ready-to-use, liquid-applied under-tile membrane for waterproofing showers and other wet areas before tiling, supplied here as a 1L pail for small jobs and repairs. It cures to a seamless, flexible waterproof layer with a textured surface that tile adhesive can grip, so you can tile straight over it.About the formulaA water-based, heavy-duty, modified rubber membrane that is applied wet and dries into a continuous film with no joins to leak. The manufacturer describes it as permanently flexible with high elongation, with excellent adhesion to the substrate and a keyed finish that promotes direct tile adhesion. It complies with AS 3740 (Waterproofing of domestic wet areas) and is suitable for use with cement-based tile adhesives that conform to AS 2358. It can be applied either below or above a screed.Where to use itIndoors: showers, bathrooms, laundries, kitchens and wet rooms, on both walls and floors, under tiles.Outdoors: balconies, under tile.Suitable substrates include concrete and masonry, cement renders and screeds, plasterboard and wet area plasterboard, compressed fibre cement sheet (suitably prepared), timber, plywood sheeting, wet area particleboard and steel. It is not suitable for use over white-set plaster.How to use it Prepare the surface so it is clean, dry, sound and free of dust, grease, curing compounds, release agents, loose particles, efflorescence and laitance. Concrete should have cured for at least 28 days, and screeds and renders for 7 days. Fill any holes or honeycombing with a suitable repair mortar and remove high points so the surface is even, with a light texture. If the substrate is not dry, prime it with Crommelin Dampstop. If the surface needs more consolidation, apply one coat of Crommelin Powerflex first. The product is ready to use. Stir it well, then apply with a 75mm or 100mm membrane brush or a 230mm membrane roller cover. Apply only when surface and air temperatures are between 10°C and 35°C. The manufacturer's recoat time is about 2 hours and the tile-over time is about 48 hours. Follow the Crommelin technical data sheet for detailing at corners, joints and penetrations. Important notesOne litre produces about 1m² of finished membrane, which means building up the full film in the coats the technical data sheet specifies. Do not apply in conditions that are too hot or too cold. Make sure the substrate is properly cured and prepared before you start, because the membrane is only as good as the surface under it. For anything beyond a small area or minor repair, the 4L size may suit better. Check the current Crommelin data sheet for the full system and for the requirements that apply to your job.Specifications Brand Crommelin Product Shower Waterproofing Membrane Pack 1L pail Colour Green Base Water-based, modified rubber, liquid applied Application Brush or roller Coverage About 1m² of finished membrane per litre Recoat time About 2 hours Tile over About 48 hours Application temperature 10°C to 35°C Standards Complies with AS 3740; compatible with cement-based tile adhesives to AS 2358 Use Interior and exterior, under tile SafetyUse it with good general ventilation, avoid contact with skin and eyes, and wear suitable protective clothing. Do not let large spills reach drains or waterways. Store the pail in a cool, dry place out of reach of children. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details.
$34.14
Crommelin Shower Waterproofing Membrane is a ready-to-use, water-based liquid membrane that waterproofs showers, bathrooms and other wet areas before tiling, supplied here in a 4L pail. It rolls or brushes on as a seamless, flexible layer and dries to a textured finish that tile adhesive can grip, so you can tile directly over it.About the formulaA heavy duty, modified rubber membrane in a water-based, ready-to-use form with no mixing. Once cured it stays permanently flexible and stretches well, so it can cope with small movements in the substrate. It sticks well to suitable surfaces. The keyed surface works with cement-based tile adhesives, and Crommelin states it suits all cement-based adhesives that meet AS 2358. It complies with AS 3740 (waterproofing of wet areas). The 4L pail makes about 4 square metres of finished membrane, which is enough for a standard single shower recess.Where to use itIndoors: under-tile waterproofing of shower recesses and bathrooms, on both walls and floors, and in other internal wet areas such as laundries.Outdoors: not specified by the manufacturer for this product. Check the Crommelin technical data sheet or contact Crommelin before using it on exposed external areas.Suitable surfaces listed by the manufacturer include concrete and masonry. Check the current technical data sheet for the full list of approved substrates, and confirm that wet area fibre cement, plasterboard or similar sheeting is approved before you start.How to use it Make sure the substrate is clean, sound and completely dry before you apply anything. Apply with a brush or a suitable membrane roller. Crommelin lists its Contractor Membrane Roller Cover as a compatible tool. At least 2 coats are required. Apply the second coat at 90 degrees to the first. Allow about 2 hours drying time between coats, as per the Crommelin how-to guide. Coverage is about 2 square metres per litre per coat. Complex or very irregular surfaces may need extra coats. Crommelin lists Dampstop, Reinforcing Fabric (with or without bond breaker), Polyurethane Sealant and Silicone WP Plus as compatible products for details and junctions. For a flood test, wait 48 hours, then pond water to a depth of 25mm for 2 hours. Remove the test water straight away afterwards. You can tile over the membrane after 48 hours. Clean tools and equipment with water before the membrane dries. Important notesFull cure takes 7 days. Do not apply to a damp substrate. Wet area waterproofing should be done to the requirements of AS 3740 and your local regulations, and many jurisdictions require a licensed waterproofer for the work. If in doubt, check before you start. This product is water-based, so keep the pail sealed and protect it from frost and extreme heat during storage.Specifications Brand Crommelin Product Shower Waterproofing Membrane Size 4L pail Colour Green Base Water-based, modified rubber Application Brush or roller, 2 coats minimum Coverage About 2 m² per litre per coat (about 4 m² finished membrane from 4L) Recoat About 2 hours Tile over / flood test After 48 hours Full cure 7 days Standards Complies with AS 3740; suitable with cement-based tile adhesives to AS 2358 Use Under-tile waterproofing of showers, bathrooms and wet areas, walls and floors Clean up Water, before drying SafetyAvoid contact with eyes and skin, and wear gloves and eye protection when applying it. Make sure the area is well ventilated while you work and while it dries. Keep out of reach of children. If it gets in your eyes, rinse with plenty of water. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details.
$93.15
![Crommelin Exterior Grade Brushable Waterproofer 1L [Grey] (2)](http://gluesaustralia.com.au/cdn/shop/files/crommelin-exterior-grade-brushable-waterproofer-1l-grey-2.jpg?v=1792410528&width=645)
Crommelin Exterior Grade Brushable Waterproofer is a grey, synthetic rubber based liquid membrane for areas that stay wet, including permanent immersion, protected pedestrian areas and surfaces that will be covered by a screed or topping. This 1L pail suits small repairs and compact jobs. It dries to a tough, flexible film that moves with the structure underneath.About the formulaA water based, ready-to-use membrane built on synthetic rubber (styrene butadiene rubber). The manufacturer describes it as low VOC and fast drying, with good adhesion to a wide range of building surfaces. It stays flexible after curing so it can follow structural movement, and it can bridge existing cracks up to 1.5mm. It is suitable for permanent water immersion and, per the manufacturer's technical data sheet, for collecting and storing potable water. Once cured it can be overcoated with screeds, renders and water based coatings.Where to use itIndoors: not intended as an interior wet-area (under-tile) membrane. Crommelin makes separate products for that job.Outdoors: gutters, roof gardens and terraces, podium decks and balconies, retaining walls, slab edges and fire tanks. It also suits non-exposed pedestrian areas and applications under screeds and toppings.Suitable surfaces listed by the manufacturer include concrete, brickwork, concrete blocks, cement render, screeds, fibre cement sheeting, plywood sheeting and steel (suitably prepared or primed). The technical data sheet also lists aluminium and lightweight aggregate block.How to use itSurfaces must be clean, dry and sound, and free of dust, grease, curing compounds, release agents, loose particles, efflorescence and laitance. Concrete should have cured for at least 28 days, and screeds and renders for at least 7 days. The manufacturer calls for a moisture test to confirm the substrate is dry enough to coat, and recommends an electronic moisture meter. Remove high points, fill blow-holes and honeycombing with a suitable repair mortar, and make good any defects. Masonry should be flush pointed.The product is ready to use, so stir it well before applying. Apply with a brush or roller. Use a bond-breaking sealant in all joints, junctions, protrusions, angles and internal corners, and apply the membrane to the positive side of the substrate. Apply two coats at the recommended rate, running the second coat at right angles to the first once the first is touch dry (about 2 hours). Apply only between 10°C and 35°C and in humidity no higher than 85%. Wash tools with water before the product dries.Important notesAllow a minimum of 72 hours before backfilling and about 7 days for full cure. Ensure good airflow while curing, and do not expose the membrane to moisture until it has fully cured. Protect the membrane from damage, and install suitable protection board before any backfilling. Do not apply in extreme weather or humidity. If the substrate is not dry, the manufacturer advises priming with Crommelin Dampstop, so check the full instructions on the Crommelin website for your substrate. Avoid applying the membrane too thickly in corners, as this can reduce flexibility. This listing is for the brushable (pail) product, not the sprayable aerosol version.Specifications Brand Crommelin Product Exterior Grade Brushable Waterproofer (Exterior Grade Waterproofing) Model number 1081-001 Pack 1L pail Colour Grey Base Water based, synthetic rubber (styrene butadiene rubber) membrane Application Brush or roller, 2 coats Coverage About 1.5m² per litre per coat, so about 0.75m² of finished two-coat membrane per 1L Crack bridging Existing cracks up to 1.5mm Recoat time About 2 hours Backfill Minimum 72 hours Full cure 7 days Application conditions 10°C to 35°C, humidity up to 85% Clean up Water, before the product dries Use Exterior, permanent immersion, non-exposed pedestrian areas, under screeds and toppings SafetyIt is stable under normal storage and use, and is incompatible with strong oxidising agents, strong acids and strong bases. Avoid contact with skin and eyes, wash tools and any spills with water while the product is wet, and store in a cool, dry place with the lid sealed. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details.
$34.76
Gripset Betta Bitumen Rubber is a two-in-one, solvent-free liquid membrane in a 1 litre pail, supplied here for waterproofing underground, immersed and general building work. Apply it as a bitumen polymer membrane, or dilute it with water to make an economical black bitumen paint where a full membrane is not needed.About the formulaA water-based, concentrated bitumen and latex polymer liquid that dries to a flexible black film. The manufacturer describes it as solvent free, with good sealing and adhesion on a range of building surfaces. It can be applied to damp surfaces provided there is no standing water, and it is approved for potable water contact (tested at an exposure of 1000mm2 per litre). Diluted 1:1 with water, 1L of concentrate makes 2L of bitumen paint.Where to use itIndoors: interior areas that need a waterproof or protective coating, where a membrane or bitumen paint suits the job.Outdoors: underground and retaining walls, garden beds, planter boxes and landscaped areas, fish ponds, stock troughs and water features, and general protective coating work. It also suits fully immersed applications when applied at the higher immersed coverage rate.Suitable surfaces include concrete, masonry, brick, timber, cement sheeting, metals and aged bitumen, along with other common building surfaces. If you plan to coat over existing paints or finishes, check with Gripset Betta first.How to use itStart with a clean, sound surface free of loose material and standing water. The product is self-priming. For porous surfaces, the manufacturer's literature suggests diluting the first coat with water (about 1 part concentrate to 3 parts water). Use a separate primer on non-porous or smooth surfaces and on surfaces affected by rising damp. Apply by brush, roller, trowel or spray, working each extra coat in a different direction to the one before.As a membrane, apply at least 2 coats at a combined minimum of 1.5 litres per square metre, which gives a dried film of about 1.2mm. For immersed areas, allow a minimum of 2 litres per square metre. Uneven or porous surfaces can need more. For paint use, mix the concentrate with clean water 1:1 by volume. Wash tools in water while the product is still wet.Important notesDrying times at about 20°C: tack free in 60 to 90 minutes, recoat after 2 to 4 hours, dry film in 24 hours, backfilling underground after 4 days, and immersed areas after 21 days. Temperature, humidity and surface porosity all change these times. Once dry, the product has to be removed mechanically or with solvent. For potable water use, wash the surface down and discard the first fill before using the water for drinking. At the minimum membrane rate, 1L covers well under 1 square metre, so check quantities before you buy.Specifications Brand Gripset Betta Product Bitumen Rubber Waterproofing Membrane Pack 1 litre pail Colour Black Base Water-based bitumen and latex polymer, solvent free Application Brush, roller, trowel or spray Membrane coverage Minimum 1.5 L/m2 in 2 coats (2 L/m2 for immersed areas) Paint dilution 1 part concentrate to 1 part water Tack free 60 to 90 minutes Recoat 2 to 4 hours Dry film 24 hours Immersed areas 21 days Clean up Water, while wet Use Interior, exterior, underground and immersed SafetyIt is non-flammable as supplied, but the dried film will burn in a general fire. Wash your hands after use and before eating, drinking or smoking. Do not let it enter drains, sewers or waterways. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details.
$27.04
![Sika SikaBond T-55(J) Elastic Wood Flooring Adhesive 16kg [Ochre] (2)](http://gluesaustralia.com.au/cdn/shop/files/sika-sikabond-t-55-j-elastic-wood-flooring-adhesive-16kg-ochre-2.jpg?v=1792410476&width=645)
SikaBond T-55(J) is a one-component, elastic polyurethane wood-flooring adhesive with great workability even in cold weather and excellent trowel-peak stability. Its elasticity provides footfall-sound dampening and reduces stress transfer between the timber and subfloor, increasing flooring durability.Features & Benefits Elastic bond with footfall-sound dampening Easy to spread; sandable Suitable for use with underfloor heating Bonds directly over ceramic tiles; low VOC Where to Use Full-surface bonding of solid and engineered wood floors and parquet Cement and anhydrite screeds, chipboard, concrete and ceramic tiles Professional applicators only How to UseApply with the recommended notched trowel and lay the flooring within ~60 minutes. The floor can be walked on and sanded 12–24 hours after installation. An adhesion test is required on glazed tiles.Specifications Chemical base 1-part elastic polyurethane Colour Ochre Packaging 16 kg pail Coverage ~600–1000 g/m² (trowel dependent) Laying time ~60 min Cure rate ~3.0 mm / 24 h Shore A hardness ~38 Service temperature +5°C to +40°C Density ~1.35 kg/L Shelf life 12 months StorageStore in original, unopened packaging, dry and out of direct sunlight, between +5°C and +25°C.SafetyMoisture-cured polyurethane – do not expose uncured adhesive to alcohol-containing products, which interfere with curing. Clean tools with Sika Remover-208 or Sika Colma Cleaner. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet before use.
$328.31
Dunlop Coloured Render Texture Coat is a premixed, coloured acrylic texture coat that delivers a durable, contemporary decorative finish straight from the pail. Tinted in a range of popular Colorbond® colours, it lets you match rendered walls to roofing, gutters and trims without painting afterwards. The easy trowel-and-float formulation applies like a render but finishes like a designer coating, and its protective acrylic film shrugs off weather for a long-lasting, low-maintenance facade.Where to use itFor indoor and outdoor decorative finishing over brick, blockwork, concrete, blueboard and compressed fibre cement sheet — typically as the final coat over a levelled base render such as Dunlop Multipurpose Acrylic Render or Flexible Fine Coat Render. Choose from Surfmist, Dune, Woodland Grey and Monument to complement your colour scheme.How to useEnsure the base surface is clean, dry, sound and uniform; make good any defects with Dunlop Render Joint & Patch first. Stir the pail thoroughly to an even colour, then apply with a steel trowel to a thin, consistent film of around 1mm. While still workable, rub up with a plastic float in a circular motion to develop the characteristic texture. Work wall sections wet-edge to wet-edge to avoid joins, and use pails from the same batch on a single elevation. Tools clean up with water. A 12.5L pail covers up to 10m² at 1mm thickness.Important notesColour consistency is best when complete walls are finished in one session from mixed batches. Avoid application in rain, extreme heat or onto damp substrates; drying slows in cold, humid conditions.Specifications Size 12.5L pail Colours Surfmist, Dune, Woodland Grey, Monument (Colorbond®) Coverage Up to 10m² at 1mm per pail Finish Coloured acrylic texture coat SafetyWater-based acrylic coating. Wear gloves and eye protection, avoid skin and eye contact and wash off with water while wet. Keep sealed and away from children, and consult the Safety Data Sheet before use.
$135.40
Dunlop Render Joint & Patch is a high-performance, two-in-one compound for rendering projects: it joints fibre cement sheet and blueboard before render is applied, and it patches cracks and holes in existing rendered surfaces up to 5mm deep or wide. Supplied premixed in a light grey colour that blends into most render systems, it takes the fuss out of preparation work — one pail handles both the sheet joints and the surface defects before your finishing coat goes on. The 4L size is perfect for repairs and smaller rendering jobs.Where to use itOn interior and exterior walls. As a jointing compound, use it over blueboard and fibre cement sheet prior to rendering. As a patching compound, use it over sound existing render to fill hairline cracks, chips, divots and small holes before re-coating or painting.How to useSurfaces must be clean, dry, sound and free of dust, loose render and contaminants. Stir the pail, then trowel the compound firmly over sheet joints (embedding tape where the sheet system requires) or press it into cracks and holes, striking off flush with the surrounding surface. Feather edges smooth with a trowel — the Dunlop Gauging Trowel gives a professional finish. Allow to dry fully before applying render, texture or paint, and wash tools in water straight after use.Important notesMaximum patch depth or width is 5mm — build deeper repairs in stages or use a repair mortar. Drying time lengthens in cold or humid conditions. Not intended for structural crack repair or designed movement joints.Specifications Size 4L pail Colour Light Grey Patch capacity Cracks and holes up to 5mm (depth or width) Location Indoor and outdoor walls SafetyWater-based compound — wear gloves and safety glasses, avoid skin and eye contact and wash off with water. Keep the pail sealed and out of reach of children, and read the Safety Data Sheet before use.
$65.35
Dunlop Render Joint & Patch in the 10L trade pail is a high-performance combination product that covers two essential preparation steps in one: jointing fibre cement sheet and blueboard ahead of rendering, and patching cracks and holes up to 5mm in existing rendered walls. Premixed to a smooth, light grey consistency, it goes straight from pail to trowel with no mixing, keeping preparation fast and consistent across large jobs. The 10L size is the economical choice for renderers and builders working across full elevations or multiple rooms.Where to use itIndoors and outdoors on walls. Use as a jointing compound over blueboard and fibre cement sheeting before render systems are applied, and as a patching compound over sound existing render to make good cracks, holes and surface defects up to 5mm deep or wide before re-rendering, texture coating or painting.How to usePrepare a clean, dry, sound surface free of dust, loose material and contaminants. Trowel the compound firmly across sheet joints, embedding jointing tape where required by the sheet manufacturer, and feather the edges flush. For patching, press the compound into the defect, strike off level and smooth the surface — the Dunlop Gauging Trowel helps achieve a professional finish. Allow to dry completely before over-coating, and clean tools with water while the product is still wet.Important notesRepairs deeper or wider than 5mm need staged applications or a dedicated repair mortar. Cold, damp or humid weather extends drying times. Do not use across designed movement joints — finish those with a flexible sealant.Specifications Size 10L pail Colour Light Grey Patch capacity Cracks and holes up to 5mm (depth or width) Location Indoor and outdoor walls SafetyWater-based product. Wear gloves and eye protection during use, avoid prolonged skin contact and wash exposed skin with water. Store sealed, keep away from children and consult the Safety Data Sheet before application.
$117.64
Dunlop Flexible FC Jointing Compound in the 8kg trade pail is a premixed, flexible jointing compound for fibre cement sheet and blueboard, formulated to prepare sheet joints before decorative coatings, texture finishes or render go on. Ready to use straight from the container, it removes mixing from the workflow entirely and keeps a consistent, workable body from the first trowel-load to the last. Its flexible acrylic formulation moves with the substrate to resist joint cracking, while strong adhesion keys the compound firmly to the sheet surface.Where to use itFor jointing fibre cement sheeting and blueboard on interior and exterior walls — cladding, facades, garage conversions, extensions and commercial sheeted walls — prior to painting, texture coating or rendering. The larger pail suits whole-wall and multi-room jobs where a 3kg pack would run short.How to useCheck that sheets are rigidly fixed and joints are clean, dry and dust-free. Apply the compound over each joint with a trowel or broad knife, embedding jointing tape where the sheet manufacturer requires it, then finish with a band approximately 75mm wide and 1mm thick, feathered smooth at the edges. Allow to dry completely before over-coating. Wet compound cleans off tools with water. Coverage is approximately 7 lineal metres per kilogram at 75mm width and 1mm thickness, so an 8kg pail joints in the order of 55 lineal metres.Important notesDesigned movement joints should be finished with a flexible sealant rather than jointing compound. Drying slows in cold or humid weather. Keep the lid sealed between uses and do not thin the product with water.Specifications Size 8kg pail Colour Grey Coverage Approx. 7Lm per kg (75mm wide at 1mm thick) Location Indoor and outdoor walls SafetyWater-based acrylic product. Wear gloves and eye protection during application, avoid prolonged skin contact and wash with water after use. Store sealed in a cool place away from children and refer to the Safety Data Sheet before starting.
$92.06
Dunlop Ready-to-Go Render is a premixed white render supplied in a resealable pail, ready to trowel straight onto the wall with no mixing, no dust and no wasted powder. Its easy trowel-and-float formulation makes it one of the most approachable renders for first-time renderers, while still giving experienced applicators a smooth, workable body. Applied at 1-5mm, it delivers a clean, uniform finish over a wide variety of common wall surfaces inside and out.Where to use itSuitable for indoor and outdoor projects over AAC panels and blocks, blueboard, brickwork, concrete walls and sound painted surfaces. Ideal for feature walls, fence walls, garden walls, patching over dated finishes and giving tired masonry a fresh, rendered look.How to useMake sure the surface is clean, sound and free of dust, oil and loose or flaking material; prime porous or painted surfaces as recommended. Stir the pail, then apply the render with a steel trowel to a thickness of 1-5mm, working in manageable sections. Rule off and finish with a float or sponge float once the render has firmed — the Dunlop Sponge Float gives a superior finish. For a higher build over uneven walls, first apply Dunlop Multipurpose Acrylic Render as a base coat and use Ready-to-Go Render as the finishing coat. Tools wash up in water.Important notesKeep within the 1-5mm application range per coat. Avoid rendering in direct hot sun, strong wind or when rain is expected; cold and humid conditions extend drying times. Reseal the pail to keep unused render workable.Specifications Size 16kg pail Colour White Coverage Approx. 6m² at 1mm or 2m² at 3mm per 16kg Application thickness 1-5mm SafetyWater-based premixed render. Wear gloves and safety glasses, avoid skin and eye contact, and wash with water after use. Keep out of reach of children and refer to the Safety Data Sheet for detailed handling information.
$120.29
Dunlop Tile Pointing is a flexible, premixed pointing compound that acts as a mechanical adhesive for hip and ridge roof tiles, exceeding the requirements of the relevant Australian Standards. Independently tested to achieve a C4 classification, it is approved for use in cyclonic regions, and its low-VOC formula resists mould and mildew while flexing with normal roof movement. Available in five roof-matched colours and backed by a 10 year guarantee, it is the straightforward way to re-point ridge capping and secure hip tiles without mixing mortar additives on site.Where to use itFor exterior roofing work only — pointing hip and ridge tiles over fresh or sound existing bedding on concrete and terracotta tiled roofs. Choose the colour that best matches your tiles: Slate Grey, Charred Ash, Jet Black, Sand or Terracotta.How to useBefore application, ensure all bedding material is in place and sound, and surfaces are clean and free of dust and loose mortar. Stir the pail contents, then apply the compound directly over the bedding with a gauging or pointing trowel, working it firmly against both the ridge tile and the roof tile surfaces to a thickness of roughly 3-5mm. Tool off to a neat finish. Wash tools in warm water immediately after use. Coverage is approximately 2 lineal metres per litre, so a 10L pail points roughly 20-22 lineal metres of ridging depending on technique.Important notesNever add water to Tile Pointing. Cold (below 10°C), damp or humid conditions lengthen drying time, while hot, windy weather can significantly shorten working time — avoid application if rain is imminent.Specifications Size 10L pail Colours Slate Grey, Charred Ash, Jet Black, Sand, Terracotta Coverage Approx. 2 lineal metres per litre (20-22Lm per pail) Application thickness 3-5mm Classification C4 - cyclonic region approved SafetyLow VOC, water-based compound. Wear gloves and eye protection, and take appropriate precautions when working at heights on roofs. Wash skin with warm water after contact and refer to the Safety Data Sheet before use.
$61.05
Dunlop Flexible FC Jointing Compound is a premixed, flexible compound for jointing fibre cement sheet and blueboard before decorative coatings are applied. Because it comes ready to use straight from the pail, there is no on-site mixing, no powder mess and no guesswork about water ratios — simply open, stir and trowel. The flexible formulation accommodates the minor movement typical of sheeted walls, while its excellent adhesion delivers a reliable, crack-resistant joint. The compact 3kg pail is ideal for smaller sheeting jobs and repairs.Where to use itUse on interior and exterior walls to finish joints between fibre cement sheets and blueboard prior to painting, texture coating or rendering. It is the recommended first step in preparing sheeted facades, extensions and infill panels for a decorative finish.How to useEnsure sheets are securely fixed and joints are clean, dry and free of dust. Where the sheet system requires it, embed jointing tape in a first application of compound. Apply the compound over the joint with a trowel or broad knife in a band roughly 75mm wide and about 1mm thick, feathering the edges smooth into the sheet face. Allow to dry fully before over-coating with paint, texture or render. Tools clean up with water while the compound is wet. Coverage is approximately 7 lineal metres per kilogram at a 75mm width and 1mm thickness — around 21 lineal metres from this 3kg pail.Important notesNot a structural adhesive or gap filler for moving joints wider than the system allows — use a flexible sealant at designed movement joints. Cold or humid conditions extend drying time. Reseal the pail after use to keep the remainder workable.Specifications Size 3kg pail Colour Grey Coverage Approx. 7Lm per kg (75mm wide at 1mm thick) Location Indoor and outdoor walls SafetyWater-based acrylic compound. Wear gloves and safety glasses, avoid skin and eye contact, and keep away from children. Wash hands and tools with water after use, and consult the Safety Data Sheet for full handling advice.
$42.06
Dunlop Wall & Floor Tile Adhesive is a high performance, ready-mixed adhesive from Dunlop Trade (ARDEX Australia) that takes the hassle out of fixing most tile types. Supplied in an easy-to-handle 8kg pail, it is specially formulated to bond ceramic, porcelain, mosaics, fully vitrified tiles and natural stone (excluding moisture sensitive stone), and its highly flexible formulation copes with the small movements that occur in everyday walls and floors.Where to use itSuitable for indoor walls and floors, and outdoor areas provided there is no standing water and sufficient fall for run-off. It bonds over an impressive range of surfaces: cement render and concrete, fibre-cement sheets, existing ceramic and vinyl tiles, Dunlop Undertile Waterproofing, prepared metal surfaces, oil-based painted surfaces, plasterboard and suitably prepared interior timber.How to useMake sure the substrate is clean, dry and free of dust or grease. Spread the adhesive with a 6-8mm notched trowel for tiles up to 250 x 250mm, or a 10-12mm notched trowel for larger tiles, then bed tiles in firmly with a twisting motion. Work in small sections so a skin does not form before tiling.Important notesDo not use over strip timber floors. Prime particleboard and plywood sheet floors with Dunlop Tile-All before tiling. For fully immersed or pool applications choose a cement-based Dunlop adhesive instead.Specifications Size 8kg pail Colour Grey Coverage 0.8m²/kg (6-8mm trowel); 0.5m²/kg (10-12mm trowel) Tile types Ceramic, porcelain, mosaics, fully vitrified, natural stone (non moisture sensitive) Substrates Concrete, render, FC sheet, existing tiles, vinyl, metal, plasterboard, prepared timber Format Premixed dispersion adhesive SafetyWork in a well-ventilated area, wear gloves and eye protection, and avoid prolonged skin contact. Wash tools and hands with water before the adhesive dries. Keep out of reach of children and consult the SDS before use.
$93.46
Dunlop Pro Rapid Waterproofing is a water-based polyurethane-acrylic hybrid membrane made for programmes that cannot wait. As part of the Pro Rapid system with Dunlop Pro Rapid Tape, it allows tiling to begin just four hours after application, compressing what is normally a multi-day waterproofing stage into a single shift. It is a Class III membrane suited to both residential and commercial work, and it provides crack isolation protection over plastic shrinkage, hairline and other non-structural cracks. This compact pail suits ensuites, powder rooms and smaller wet areas.Where to use itAn internal membrane for bathrooms, showers, kitchens and laundries. Apply it to internal fibre-cement wall sheet, compressed fibre-cement sheet, wet area grade plasterboard, concrete cured for at least 28 days, renders and screeds cured for at least 7 days, PAA-branded internal structural plywood (marine or wet area grade, with shower areas sheeted in ceramic tile underlay) and internal AAC blocks and panels.How to usePrime the prepared substrate, seal junctions and penetrations with Dunlop Pro Rapid Tape, then apply the membrane in two coats, allowing the first to dry before recoating. Two coats are recommended for optimum performance. Tiling can commence 4 hours after the system is complete. Tools wash out in water.Important notesA final dry film thickness of 0.5mm is required on walls and floors. The product is certified to AS4858 and AS4654. Coverage varies with substrate porosity.Specifications Size 5kg pail Colour Light Blue Coverage Small pail covers approx. 4.3m² Tile after 4 hours (with Pro Rapid Tape) SafetyVentilate the work area, wear gloves and eye protection, and avoid skin and eye contact. Keep sealed and away from children; read the Safety Data Sheet before use.
$107.09
Dunlop Pro Rapid Waterproofing in the 20kg pail is the trade-scale version of Dunlop's fastest waterproofing membrane. A water-based polyurethane-acrylic hybrid, it forms a Class III membrane for residential and commercial wet areas and, when used with Dunlop Pro Rapid Tape, allows tiling to commence in just four hours. It also provides crack isolation protection over plastic shrinkage, hairline and other non-structural cracks, giving tiled finishes extra insurance against substrate movement.Where to use itAn internal membrane for bathrooms, showers, kitchens and laundries across whole houses, units and commercial fit-outs. Suitable substrates include internal fibre-cement wall sheet, compressed fibre-cement sheet, wet area grade plasterboard, concrete cured for a minimum of 28 days, renders and screeds cured for a minimum of 7 days, PAA-branded internal structural plywood (marine or wet area grade, with shower areas sheeted using ceramic tile underlay) and internal AAC blocks and panels.How to usePrime the substrate, install Dunlop Pro Rapid Tape at all junctions, corners and penetrations, then apply the membrane in two coats, letting the first dry before the second goes on. Two coats are recommended for optimum performance. Once the system is complete, tiling can begin after 4 hours. Clean tools with water while the product is wet.Important notesA final dry film thickness of 0.5mm is required on walls and floors. Certified to AS4858 and AS4654. Coverage varies with the porosity of the substrate.Specifications Size 20kg pail Colour Light Blue Coverage Approx. 17.5m² per pail Tile after 4 hours (with Pro Rapid Tape) SafetyApply in a well-ventilated space wearing gloves and safety glasses. Avoid contact with skin and eyes, keep the pail sealed when not in use, and store out of reach of children. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet before starting.
$261.51
Dunlop Premixed Mastic Tile Adhesive is a high performance, ready-to-use wall tile adhesive from Dunlop Trade (ARDEX Australia). Supplied in a convenient 20kg pail, there is no mixing, no mess and no guesswork – just open the lid and start trowelling. Its superior non-slump formulation holds even large format wall tiles and dimensional stone such as marble and granite firmly in place while you work, and its high flexibility and tenacity make it a favourite with tilers who want dependable grab straight off the trowel.Where to use itDesigned for indoor walls only. It is ideal for bathrooms, kitchens, laundries and splashbacks, and its unique formulation allows use in wet areas. Fix ceramic wall tiles, granite and marble (excluding moisture sensitive stone) over cement render, plasterboard, fibre-cement sheet, suitably prepared painted surfaces and Dunlop Waterproofing Membrane (porous tiles only).How to useEnsure surfaces are clean, dry and sound. Spread the adhesive with a suitable notched trowel, working in manageable sections, then press tiles firmly into the ribs with a slight twisting action. Adjust tiles within about 45 minutes of laying (at 23°C and 50% humidity). The adhesive dries in approximately 24 hours depending on temperature, and the porosity of the surface and tiles, after which grouting can proceed.Important notesDo not use over waterproofing membranes with dense or glazed tiles – use porous tiles only, as the adhesive will not dry properly between two non-absorbent layers. Not suitable for floors or exterior applications.Specifications Size 20kg pail Colour White Coverage Approx. 8-10m² per 20kg Tile types Ceramic wall tiles, granite, marble (not moisture sensitive stone) Substrates Render, plasterboard, FC sheet, painted surfaces, Dunlop membrane (porous tiles) Classification D2TE dispersion adhesive SafetyUse in a well-ventilated area and wear protective gloves and eye protection. Avoid skin and eye contact, wash hands after use and keep out of reach of children. Refer to the safety data sheet before use.
$99.60
Dunlop Express Wet Area Waterproofing is a high performance, water-based acrylic polyurethane membrane built for speed. Its high-build consistency lets you brush on a thick, even film that reaches the required membrane thickness with ease, and when used with Dunlop Express Wet Area Tape you can start tiling just four hours later. This handy 1kg tub is ideal for small repairs, patching and touch-up work, and it is backed by a 10 year guarantee.Where to use itUse indoors or outdoors in wet areas: showers, bathrooms, laundries and balconies. It adheres to AAC blocks, fibre-cement sheet, concrete, renders, screeds and wet area grade plasterboard on walls and floors.How to usePrime the clean, dry substrate, seal junctions and penetrations with Dunlop Express Wet Area Tape, then brush on the first coat of membrane. Once dry, apply a second coat at right angles to the first until the required thickness is achieved. Tiling can commence after 4 hours when the full Express system is used. Wash brushes in water immediately after use.Important notesWaterproofing has minimum application requirements under AS3740: after two coats the dry film must be 1mm thick on floors and 0.5mm on walls. Check local council specifications before you begin. The membrane is a Class III membrane to AS/NZS4858.Specifications Size 1kg tub Coverage Up to 0.84m² on walls or 0.42m² on floors Colour Blue/Grey Tile after 4 hours (with Express Wet Area Tape) SafetyVentilate the area, wear gloves and eye protection, and avoid skin contact. Keep away from children and consult the Safety Data Sheet before use.
$43.00
Dunlop Express Wet Area Waterproofing in the 20kg pail is the full-bathroom format of Dunlop's fast-track membrane. This high performance, water-based acrylic polyurethane formula offers superior workability and a high-build film that reaches the required thickness without endless coats. Combined with Dunlop Express Wet Area Tape, the system lets tiling commence in as little as four hours, and it carries a 10 year guarantee.Where to use itMade for indoor and outdoor wet areas: showers, bathrooms, laundries and balconies. Apply it over AAC blocks, fibre-cement sheet, concrete, renders, screeds and wet area grade plasterboard, on walls and floors.How to usePrime the substrate with the appropriate Dunlop primer, seal all floor/wall junctions, corners and penetrations with Dunlop Express Wet Area Tape, then brush the membrane on generously. When the first coat is dry, brush on a second coat at right angles to the first to build the required film thickness. Tiling can begin after 4 hours when the complete Express system is used. Tools clean up in water while wet.Important notesAS3740 requires a minimum dry film thickness after two coats of 1mm on floors and 0.5mm on walls; confirm requirements with your local council. Certified as a Class III membrane to AS/NZS4858 and conforming to AS3740-2010 Wet Area Membranes.Specifications Size 20kg pail Coverage Up to 17m² on walls or 8.5m² on floors Colour Blue/Grey Tile after 4 hours (with Express Wet Area Tape) SafetyWork with good ventilation, wear gloves and safety glasses, and avoid contact with skin and eyes. Store sealed, away from children, and read the Safety Data Sheet first.
$313.95
Dunlop Undertile Waterproofing is a hard-wearing, highly flexible liquid membrane that forms a seamless waterproof barrier beneath tiles. Brushed on straight from the pail, its ready-mixed blue formula makes it easy to see your coverage as you build the film, and once cured it protects the structure beneath showers, laundries and balconies from moisture damage for the long haul.Where to use itDesigned for indoor wet areas such as showers, bathrooms and laundries, as well as balconies. It bonds to AAC blocks, bricks, concrete, renders, screeds, fibre-cement sheet, marine plywood and wet area grade plasterboard on both walls and floors.How to usePrime the prepared surface with the appropriate Dunlop primer, then brush on the first coat of membrane, embedding Dunlop Reinforcing Mat into wall/floor junctions, corners, hobs and joints while it is wet. Once the first coat has dried, apply a second coat at right angles to the first to reach the required film thickness, then tile over it with a compatible Dunlop tile adhesive.Important notesAustralian Standard AS3740 sets minimum membrane thicknesses: after two coats, the dry film must be at least 1mm on floors and 0.5mm on walls. Check your local council requirements before starting. The membrane is certified to AS4858 and AS4654.Specifications Size 12.5kg pail Coverage Approx. 10m² on walls or 4.5m² on floors per pail Substrates AAC, brick, concrete, renders, screeds, fibre-cement, marine plywood, wet area plasterboard Colour Blue SafetyEnsure good ventilation, wear gloves and safety glasses, and avoid skin and eye contact. Keep the pail sealed and stored away from children. Read the Safety Data Sheet before application.
$142.94
Dunlop Level-Flex Timber Floor Leveller is a high performance, partially self-smoothing latex levelling screed developed specifically for timber floors. Supplied as a complete two-part kit in a handy pail, it combines a cement-based powder with a flexible latex liquid to deliver the adhesion, flexibility and water resistance needed when levelling over floors that move more than concrete does.Where to use itDesigned for indoor use over timber and concrete subfloors, it creates a smooth, flat surface ready for ceramic tiles, carpet or vinyl. It is a popular choice for renovating older homes with uneven timber floorboards or sheet flooring before new coverings are installed.How to useSand and prime timber floors first, and prime porous concrete with a plush broom application. Blend the latex liquid with the powder using a low-speed paddle mixer until smooth, then pour and spread with a trowel, allowing the screed to flow out and self-smooth. The floor is walkable in about 3 hours; lay ceramic tiles after roughly 12 hours (3mm screed), carpet after 24 hours and vinyl after 48 hours.Important notesIndoor use only, and the leveller must be covered by a finished floor covering. Timber must be sound, rigid and well fixed before levelling. Low odour formula makes it comfortable to use in occupied homes.Specifications Size 15.9kg kit (powder plus latex liquid) Coverage Approx. 7m² at 1mm or 2.3m² at 3mm per kit Thickness Feather edge to approx. 12mm (thicker with aggregate) Substrates Timber and concrete Walk-on time 3 hours SafetyWear gloves, safety glasses and a P2 dust mask when handling the cement powder, and keep the room ventilated while mixing. Avoid skin and eye contact with the wet mix, wash after use and store the kit away from children.
$108.45
Dunlop Ardit Timber Floor Leveller is a high performance, partially self-smoothing screed for timber floors, built on ARDEX Ardit technology. Unlike traditional two-part latex levellers, it is a convenient single-part formula - just add water - yet still delivers the excellent adhesion, flexibility and water resistance needed to level over timber substrates that flex underfoot.Where to use itFor indoor use over timber and concrete subfloors, creating a smooth, even base before installing ceramic tiles, carpet or vinyl. It is well suited to renovations where old floorboards or sheet flooring need flattening before new coverings are laid.How to useSand and prime all timber floors before application, and prime porous surfaces such as concrete using a plush broom. Mix the powder with clean water using a low-speed paddle mixer until smooth and lump free, then pour, spread with a trowel and let the screed flow out to a level finish. Apply from a feather edge up to 12mm neat, or up to 30mm with the addition of 2-5mm aggregate.Important notesIndoor use only and must be covered with a finished floor covering. Ensure timber floors are rigid and securely fixed before levelling. The no-odour formula suits occupied homes. Check the technical datasheet for covering wait times for your chosen flooring.Specifications Size 16kg kit Coverage Approx. 10m² at 1mm or 3m² at 3mm per kit Thickness 0-12mm neat; 12-30mm with aggregate Substrates Timber and concrete SafetyThe cement-based powder is alkaline and dusty when dry. Wear gloves, eye protection and a P2 dust mask while mixing, ventilate the work area, avoid contact with skin and eyes, and wash thoroughly after use. Keep away from children and pets.
$105.25
Endeavour QuickDeck is a premium water-based decking oil from Prep Productions, built for people who want a protected deck without the long dry times and strong odour of traditional solvent oils. Its oil-modified acrylic resin defends exterior timber on three fronts: it blocks moisture penetration, resists fungal growth and shields the boards from UV damage. Because it is water based, it dries fast, has low odour and low VOC content, and tools wash out in water. The 10 litre pail is the bulk pack, suited to large decks and full exterior timber projects, and covers up to roughly 140 square metres per coat at the maximum spread rate.Formula overviewAn oil-modified acrylic formula in a water base: a blend of water-soluble polymer resins refined to combine the penetrating character of an oil with the quick, low-odour convenience of an acrylic. The liquid is lightly coloured and dries to a transparent matt finish that lets the timber grain show through.Where to use itOutdoor: decks, garden furniture, pergolas, fences, gates and other exterior timbers.Indoor: not intended for interior floors or furniture. This is an exterior decking finish.How to use Stir well before use, as the product may settle on standing. Prepare the surface first: new or weathered boards should be cleaned with Endeavour Timber Deck Cleaner and allowed to dry. Apply with a brush or lambswool applicator. Apply 2 coats, allowing 24 hours before recoating. Coverage is up to 14 square metres per litre depending on timber porosity. Wash tools in water immediately after use. Important notes The finish is transparent matt: it enhances the timber tone but will not give an opaque colour. Apply in dry weather and avoid application if rain is expected before the coating has dried. Check the label for temperature and weather guidance. Results depend on preparation: grey, weathered timber should be cleaned back to sound wood first. Specifications Size 10 litres Base Water-based oil-modified acrylic, low VOC Coats 2 Recoat time 24 hours Coverage Up to 14 m² per litre Finish Transparent matt Application Brush or lambswool applicator Clean up Water Made in Australia SafetyAt most it may cause mild, short-lived skin or eye irritation, so gloves and eye protection are still sensible for prolonged use. Use in a well-ventilated area. May settle or separate on standing, so stir before use, and prevent large spills entering drains or waterways. Keep out of reach of children. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details.
$229.50
Plastermate Stud Adhesive is a pre-mixed, trade-quality wallboard adhesive for fixing plasterboard sheets to wall and ceiling framing. Part of the Plastermate plastering range that Prep Productions has manufactured in Sydney for over 25 years, it is used by professional plasterers and DIY renovators alike. The smooth, non-slump paste holds its dab shape, which matters most when you are working overhead on ceilings, and it grabs strongly to both timber and steel studs. It complies with Australian Standard AS 2753, the standard for wallboard adhesives. The 5.2kg pail is the trade size for lining whole rooms.Formula overviewA thick, water-based acrylic paste: an acrylic copolymer binder loaded with fine mineral filler gives it very high viscosity, so dabs stay exactly where you put them without slumping or stringing. It is light blue in colour, ready to use straight from the pail, and non-flammable.Where to use itIndoor: bonding plasterboard to timber studs and metal or steel studs for wall and ceiling linings.Outdoor: not intended for exterior use or wet areas unless the board manufacturer's system specifies otherwise. Check the pail label before using on substrates other than timber or steel framing.How to use Make sure framing is clean, dry and free of dust or oil. Apply walnut-sized dabs of adhesive to the stud face, spaced per the plasterboard manufacturer's specification for the sheet and frame type. Press the sheet into position and fix with screws or nails as the lining system requires. Refer to the pail label for open time and cure guidance. Wash tools and hands in warm soapy water before the adhesive dries. Important notes Dab size and spacing should follow the plasterboard system you are installing; the adhesive complements, not replaces, mechanical fixings. Store in a cool place out of direct sunlight with the lid sealed. Dried residue is combustible even though the wet paste is not; let spills harden and dispose of them per local regulations. Specifications Size 5.2kg pail Type Water-based acrylic stud adhesive Colour Light blue Consistency Thick non-slump paste Substrates Plasterboard to timber and steel studs Standard AS 2753 Clean up Warm soapy water Made in Australia SafetyThe paste is non-flammable. It may mildly irritate eyes, and repeated or prolonged skin contact can cause irritation, so wear safety glasses (especially when fixing ceilings) and rubber gloves, and work with adequate ventilation. Keep out of reach of children. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details.
$33.20
Plastermate Stud Adhesive is a pre-mixed, trade-quality wallboard adhesive for fixing plasterboard sheets to wall and ceiling framing. Part of the Plastermate plastering range that Prep Productions has manufactured in Sydney for over 25 years, it is used by professional plasterers and DIY renovators alike. The smooth, non-slump paste holds its dab shape, which matters most when you are working overhead on ceilings, and it grabs strongly to both timber and steel studs. It complies with Australian Standard AS 2753, the standard for wallboard adhesives. The 1kg tub suits patch jobs and small lining work.Formula overviewA thick, water-based acrylic paste: an acrylic copolymer binder loaded with fine mineral filler gives it very high viscosity, so dabs stay exactly where you put them without slumping or stringing. It is light blue in colour, ready to use straight from the tub, and non-flammable.Where to use itIndoor: bonding plasterboard to timber studs and metal or steel studs for wall and ceiling linings.Outdoor: not intended for exterior use or wet areas unless the board manufacturer's system specifies otherwise. Check the tub label before using on substrates other than timber or steel framing.How to use Make sure framing is clean, dry and free of dust or oil. Apply walnut-sized dabs of adhesive to the stud face, spaced per the plasterboard manufacturer's specification for the sheet and frame type. Press the sheet into position and fix with screws or nails as the lining system requires. Refer to the tub label for open time and cure guidance. Wash tools and hands in warm soapy water before the adhesive dries. Important notes Dab size and spacing should follow the plasterboard system you are installing; the adhesive complements, not replaces, mechanical fixings. Store in a cool place out of direct sunlight with the lid sealed. Dried residue is combustible even though the wet paste is not; let spills harden and dispose of them per local regulations. Specifications Size 1kg tub Type Water-based acrylic stud adhesive Colour Light blue Consistency Thick non-slump paste Substrates Plasterboard to timber and steel studs Standard AS 2753 Clean up Warm soapy water Made in Australia SafetyThe paste is non-flammable. It may mildly irritate eyes, and repeated or prolonged skin contact can cause irritation, so wear safety glasses (especially when fixing ceilings) and rubber gloves, and work with adequate ventilation. Keep out of reach of children. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details.
$17.90
Dulux Precision Maximum Strength Adhesion Primer Get a tough, reliable bond on hard to paint surfaces with Dulux Precision Maximum Strength Adhesion Primer. This water based, low odour primer works as a primer, sealer and undercoat, creating a strong foundation for acrylic or oil based topcoats on both interior and exterior projects. Why choose this primer Water based with low odour Excellent adhesion on glossy and hard to coat surfaces Suitable as primer, sealer and undercoat Interior and exterior use Fast drying: touch dry in 30 minutes, recoat in 1 to 2 hours Topcoat within 30 days for best results Ideal surfaces Tiles, high gloss enamels, varnished timber, uPVC, fiberglass, aluminium, galvanised steel, Colorbond, glass, glazed brick, laminates and previously painted glossy finishes. Key specs Finish Flat Colour White Coverage Up to 10 m² per litre per coat, depending on surface Dry time Touch dry 30 minutes Recoat time 1 to 2 hours Full strength 7 days after application VOC 30.4 g/L Application temperature Between 10°C and 32°C Clean up Water Pack sizes 1 L and 4 L How to use Prepare the surface so it is clean, dry and free of grease, wax, dust, loose paint and rust. Wash if needed and allow to dry. Stir thoroughly before and during use. Apply 1 even coat with a high quality brush, roller or spray. For very smooth surfaces 1 coat is usually sufficient. Allow 1 to 2 hours before recoating or applying the topcoat. Topcoat within 30 days. Application tips Do not tint for difficult surfaces. Thin only if necessary with a small amount of water. When using solvent based enamel topcoats, lightly sand the primer before applying the enamel. If using under products with strong solvents, let the primer dry 24 hours and test compatibility on a small area first. Where not to use Floors, benchtops or surfaces subject to standing water Below 10°C surface temperature or if conditions may drop below 10°C during drying Clean up and safety Clean tools with water and a mild detergent, then rinse. Ensure good ventilation during use. Wear eye protection and avoid skin and eye contact. Always follow label directions.
$260.30
Davco Supamastic is a ready to use white wall tile adhesive for internal areas. It is ideal for porous tiles and porous substrates in residential spaces and delivers non slump performance with easy water cleanup. Key benefits Ready to use paste with fast and easy cleanup White formulation suits light coloured tiles and grout lines Non slump for reliable hold on walls Low VOC Classified D1TE to AS ISO 13007 Best for Internal wall tiling with porous tiles greater than 3 percent absorption Residential dry area floors with porous backed tiles over primed cement sheet or ceramic tile underlay Suitable substrates Fibre cement sheet Plasterboard Ceramic tile underlay Rendered blockwork and brickwork Davco K10 Plus waterproof membrane on walls only Tile types Ceramic and mosaics Natural stone that is not moisture sensitive Not suitable for Porcelain tiles larger than 200 x 200 mm Concrete substrates Moisture sensitive stone Coverage Approximate coverage with a 6 mm notch trowel: 4 L covers about 3 m². Application guide Ensure the substrate is sound, clean, dry and properly primed. Spread adhesive with a suitable notch trowel at about 60 degrees and comb in one direction. Press tiles firmly into the ribs and slide across the rib direction to collapse the ribs and remove voids. Back butter large format tiles if required to achieve full coverage. Clean excess adhesive from joints and tile faces with a damp sponge while wet. Set and cure times at 22°C and 50% RH Open time: about 30 minutes Adjustability: about 45 minutes Grout after: 24 hours Dry area service: 48 hours Wet area service: 7 days Practical limits Layer thickness up to 4 mm Apply and cure between +5°C and +35°C ambient and substrate temperatures Drying times extend in cool weather, over membranes and with low porosity tiles Good to know If tile or substrate porosity is uncertain, consider a suitable alternative adhesive from the same brand for low porosity tiles. Install movement joints to applicable standards and allow adequate drying before grouting.
$66.24
Davco Supamastic is a ready to use white wall tile adhesive for internal areas. It is ideal for porous tiles and porous substrates in residential spaces and delivers non slump performance with easy water cleanup. Key benefits Ready to use paste with fast and easy cleanup White formulation suits light coloured tiles and grout lines Non slump for reliable hold on walls Low VOC Classified D1TE to AS ISO 13007 Best for Internal wall tiling with porous tiles greater than 3 percent absorption Residential dry area floors with porous backed tiles over primed cement sheet or ceramic tile underlay Suitable substrates Fibre cement sheet Plasterboard Ceramic tile underlay Rendered blockwork and brickwork Davco K10 Plus waterproof membrane on walls only Tile types Ceramic and mosaics Natural stone that is not moisture sensitive Not suitable for Porcelain tiles larger than 200 x 200 mm Concrete substrates Moisture sensitive stone Coverage Approximate coverage with a 6 mm notch trowel: 4 L covers about 3 m². Application guide Ensure the substrate is sound, clean, dry and properly primed. Spread adhesive with a suitable notch trowel at about 60 degrees and comb in one direction. Press tiles firmly into the ribs and slide across the rib direction to collapse the ribs and remove voids. Back butter large format tiles if required to achieve full coverage. Clean excess adhesive from joints and tile faces with a damp sponge while wet. Set and cure times at 22°C and 50% RH Open time: about 30 minutes Adjustability: about 45 minutes Grout after: 24 hours Dry area service: 48 hours Wet area service: 7 days Practical limits Layer thickness up to 4 mm Apply and cure between +5°C and +35°C ambient and substrate temperatures Drying times extend in cool weather, over membranes and with low porosity tiles Good to know If tile or substrate porosity is uncertain, consider a suitable alternative adhesive from the same brand for low porosity tiles. Install movement joints to applicable standards and allow adequate drying before grouting.
$81.13
Dunlop Wall Tile Adhesive 15 kg OverviewDunlop Wall Tile Adhesive 15 kg is a high quality tile adhesive designed to deliver consistent, reliable bonding performance for trade professionals and serious DIYers. It is formulated for dependable adhesion, easy application, and clean finishing so you can complete jobs with confidence and minimal rework. Why choose this product Reliable bond performance supported by proven chemistry and rigorous quality control. Smooth, predictable application that helps reduce mess and cleanup time. Versatile adhesion profile suited to a wide range of substrates and project types. Clear guidance on surface preparation, application method, and curing to help achieve the best possible result. Suitable for residential fit-outs, maintenance, repairs, and light commercial projects. Suitable materials ceramic tiles porcelain tiles mosaics stone suitable for porous adhesives most interior substrates Typical applications General installation, repair, and maintenance where a durable bond is required. Interior work that benefits from a neat finish and tidy joints. Projects where dependable initial grab and high final strength are important. Surface preparation Ensure all surfaces are clean, sound, and dry. Remove dust, oil, release agents, laitance, and any loose or flaky material. For dense or non-porous surfaces, light abrasion improves key. Test adhesion on a small area if you are unsure about compatibility. Observe local safety requirements when sanding or cutting. Application Check ambient and substrate temperature. Ideal application between 10°C and 30°C. Protect from freezing and rapid drying. Cut the nozzle to the required bead size or prepare the container according to the product type. Apply an even bead or spread with a suitable trowel where required. Avoid trapping air. Press the materials together, ensuring full contact. For sheet goods, roll firmly to promote transfer and wetting. Support, clamp, or brace as needed until the adhesive develops sufficient handling strength. Cure and working time Pot life and open time vary by product. Typically, tiles can be adjusted within minutes. Grouting commonly permitted after 24 hours under standard conditions. Cooler temperatures and high humidity will slow curing, while warmer, drier conditions accelerate it. Do not load or finish until the bond has developed adequate strength. Always follow best practice for ventilation and safe handling during cure. Coverage Coverage varies based on substrate profile, bead size, and installation method. As a guide, a 300 ml cartridge with a 6 mm round bead can lay several linear meters. For trowel applied adhesives, a notched trowel pattern will influence yield. Plan to have extra on hand for porous or uneven surfaces. Limitations Do not apply to surfaces that are visibly wet unless the product specifically allows damp application. Avoid continuous water immersion unless the product is rated for that exposure. Not all plastics are compatible; test on polypropylene, polyethylene, and PTFE if required. Observe maximum service temperature and any movement or vibration limits appropriate to the application. Clean up Clean excess adhesive from tile faces immediately with a damp sponge. Hardened material must be removed mechanically. Always read the product label and follow local regulations for disposal of leftover material and containers. Safety Read the label before use and keep out of reach of children. Use in a well ventilated area. Wear protective gloves and eye protection. Do not ingest. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details. Storage Store upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Keep the cap or nozzle tightly closed when not in use. Do not allow to freeze unless the product literature states it is freeze-thaw stable. Rotate stock to use older product first. Troubleshooting Poor adhesion: Check surface prep, remove contaminants, and reapply with firm pressure. Slow cure: Verify temperature and humidity. Increase airflow or allow more time. Excess squeeze-out: Reduce bead size or spread more evenly. Clean residue before it skins. Frequently asked questions Can I paint over it? Many adhesives can be overcoated once cured. Test a small area with your paint system first.Is it suitable outdoors? Check the product label for outdoor rating. Protect fresh adhesive from rain until cured.What is the service temperature range? Typical service ranges suit most building environments. Avoid direct flame or extreme heat.How do I remove cured material? Mechanical methods are usually required. Work carefully to avoid damaging surrounding finishes. Why buy from Glues Australia We curate a focused range so you can choose faster and build better. Every product listing includes practical how to detail, compatibility guidance, and straightforward support from a team that understands trade requirements. Order with confidence and get your project moving.
$79.61
Dunlop Floor Tile Adhesive 4kg is a premium cement-based adhesive formulated for fixing a wide range of floor tiles, including ceramic, porcelain, mosaics, and natural stone. It provides strong bonding performance, easy application, and long-lasting durability for both indoor and outdoor projects. Key Features Ideal for floor installations in residential and commercial settings Suitable for concrete, cement screeds, compressed fibre-cement sheets, and existing tiles Strong adhesion with excellent workability and pot life of up to 2.5 hours Can be used indoors and outdoors for versatile tiling applications Grey colour finish for consistent, professional results Coverage Recommended trowel: 10 x 10 x 10 mm Approximate coverage: 0.4 m² per kg Typical total coverage: around 1.6 m² per 4 kg bag Mixing Instructions Use approximately 400 ml of clean water per 1 kg of powder. Add powder to water and mix to a thick, creamy consistency. Allow to stand for 5 minutes, then re-mix thoroughly before use. Do not add additional water once mixed. Application Apply with a suitable notched trowel ensuring full coverage under tiles. Spread only enough adhesive that can be tiled within the open time. Press and slide tiles at right angles to the notches for full contact. Do not exceed a bed thickness of 10 mm or less than 3 mm. Allow adhesive to set for approximately 24 hours before grouting. Limitations Not suitable for continuous water immersion such as pools or tanks Do not use over timber floors or non-absorbent substrates like metal Not recommended for substrates subject to movement or shrinkage Additional Information Clean tools with water immediately after use Shelf life: up to 12 months when stored sealed in a dry location Full traffic after 24 hours at 23°C and 50% relative humidity 10 Year Guarantee: Backed by Ardex Australia Pty Ltd against manufacturing defects when used according to the manufacturer’s directions. Based on Dunlop official technical data sheet. Always follow the latest installation guidelines and safety instructions.
$28.90
Dunlop Trade Resaflex Rapidset Tile Adhesive 15kg is a high quality, fast setting, rubber modified cement-based adhesive designed for rapid installation and early grouting. It delivers strong adhesion on walls and floors and is suitable for interior applications and exterior areas with satisfactory drainage. Key benefits Ready to grout in about 3 hours at 23°C and 50% RH Rubber modified formulation for strong bond and improved workability Classified C1FES1 Suitable bed thickness from 1.5 mm up to 10 mm Wall and floor use, interior and exterior (with correct falls and drainage) Suitable tiles Ceramic, porcelain, vitrified and mosaics Non moisture sensitive stone Suitable substrates Render, plasterboard, fibre cement sheet walls Compressed fibre cement sheet floors, concrete floors Existing tiles for interior applications Mixing and use Water addition: 5.5 L to 6.0 L per 15 kg bag Pot life: about 40 minutes at 23°C and 50% RH Trowel guidance: 6 x 6 x 6 mm on walls to achieve about 1.5 mm bed. 10 x 10 x 10 mm on floors to achieve about 2.5 mm bed Back buttering recommended for deeply keyed tiles and tiles larger than 450 mm on any edge Grouting: typically after about 3 hours at 23°C and 50% RH Coverage guide Trowel size Approximate coverage 6 mm About 0.6 m² per kg (about 9 m² per 15 kg) 10 mm About 0.4 m² per kg (about 6 m² per 15 kg) Movement joints Include movement joints in line with AS 3958 and around perimeters, penetrations and changes in direction. Fill with a suitable flexible sealant. Clean up Clean tools and residue with water while the adhesive is wet. Limitations Not suitable for continuous immersion such as swimming pools Not for moisture sensitive or translucent stone Do not tile directly over timber floors SafetyWear gloves, eye and face protection. Avoid breathing dust. Keep out of reach of children. Technical details are based on manufacturer guidance at standard conditions. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details.
$56.95
Dunlop Pressure Sensitive Carpet Tile Adhesive 2L Dunlop Carpet Tile Adhesive is a high strength, water based pressure sensitive adhesive designed for carpet tiles and double bonded underlay systems. It tacks off to a clear, dry-to-touch film that grips firmly yet allows tiles to be lifted and replaced for maintenance. Key features Pressure sensitive grab for secure hold and easy tile replacement Water based, low odour, easy to apply Suitable for smooth or textured tile backings and composition vinyl tiles Works with double bonded underlays in commercial fitouts Suitable substrates Concrete, plywood, fibre cement sheet, compressed fibre cement, and suitable underlay sheets. Subfloors must be dry, smooth, clean, and prepared to AS 1884 requirements including moisture testing. Coverage Approx. 10 m² per 2 L using a 1.6 mm V notched trowel Approx. 14 m² per 2 L using a long nap roller Drying and traffic Allow adhesive to become tacky and transparent before laying tiles. Typical tack off time is 2 to 4 hours depending on conditions. Heavy foot traffic after 24 hours Avoid wet cleaning or water exposure for 48 hours Application guide Prepare the subfloor. Prime very porous substrates if required. Treat rising damp or green concrete with a suitable moisture barrier. Apply adhesive evenly: Textured backs, composition vinyl tiles, and double bond underlays: 1.6 mm V notched trowel held at about 60 degrees Smooth backed tiles: long nap roller Wait until the film is tacky and clear with no transfer to fingertips. Early placement into wet adhesive will create a more permanent bond. Lay tiles, cut and reposition as required, then roll in both directions with a suitable roller to ensure full contact. Clean up Clean tools immediately with warm soapy water. Remove dried residue with mineral turps. Storage and shelf life 12 months in unopened packaging when stored in a cool, dry place at about 23°C and 50% RH. Good to know Do not apply below 15°C or above 30°C surface temperature. Not suitable for traditional carpet-to-underlay stretch-in installations. For double bond systems, follow the flooring manufacturer’s instructions. Safety Wear gloves and eye protection, ensure adequate ventilation, and keep out of reach of children. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details.
$38.56
Dunlop Trade Resaflex Rapidset Tile Adhesive 5 kg Overview Dunlop Trade Resaflex Rapidset Tile Adhesive 5 kg is a high quality tile adhesive designed to deliver consistent, reliable bonding performance for trade professionals and serious DIYers. It is formulated for dependable adhesion, easy application, and clean finishing so you can complete jobs with confidence and minimal rework. Why choose this product Reliable bond performance supported by proven chemistry and rigorous quality control. Smooth, predictable application that helps reduce mess and cleanup time. Versatile adhesion profile suited to a wide range of substrates and project types. Clear guidance on surface preparation, application method, and curing to help achieve the best possible result. Suitable for residential fit-outs, maintenance, repairs, and light commercial projects. Suitable materials ceramic tiles porcelain tiles mosaics stone suitable for porous adhesives most interior substrates Typical applications General installation, repair, and maintenance where a durable bond is required. Interior work that benefits from a neat finish and tidy joints. Projects where dependable initial grab and high final strength are important. Surface preparation Ensure all surfaces are clean, sound, and dry. Remove dust, oil, release agents, laitance, and any loose or flaky material. For dense or non-porous surfaces, light abrasion improves key. Test adhesion on a small area if you are unsure about compatibility. Observe local safety requirements when sanding or cutting. Application Check ambient and substrate temperature. Ideal application between 10°C and 30°C. Protect from freezing and rapid drying. Cut the nozzle to the required bead size or prepare the container according to the product type. Apply an even bead or spread with a suitable trowel where required. Avoid trapping air. Press the materials together, ensuring full contact. For sheet goods, roll firmly to promote transfer and wetting. Support, clamp, or brace as needed until the adhesive develops sufficient handling strength. Cure and working time Pot life and open time vary by product. Typically, tiles can be adjusted within minutes. Grouting commonly permitted after 24 hours under standard conditions. Cooler temperatures and high humidity will slow curing, while warmer, drier conditions accelerate it. Do not load or finish until the bond has developed adequate strength. Always follow best practice for ventilation and safe handling during cure. Coverage Coverage varies based on substrate profile, bead size, and installation method. As a guide, a 300 ml cartridge with a 6 mm round bead can lay several linear meters. For trowel applied adhesives, a notched trowel pattern will influence yield. Plan to have extra on hand for porous or uneven surfaces. Limitations Do not apply to surfaces that are visibly wet unless the product specifically allows damp application. Avoid continuous water immersion unless the product is rated for that exposure. Not all plastics are compatible; test on polypropylene, polyethylene, and PTFE if required. Observe maximum service temperature and any movement or vibration limits appropriate to the application. Clean up Clean excess adhesive from tile faces immediately with a damp sponge. Hardened material must be removed mechanically. Always read the product label and follow local regulations for disposal of leftover material and containers. Safety Read the label before use and keep out of reach of children. Use in a well ventilated area. Wear protective gloves and eye protection. Do not ingest. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details. Storage Store upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Keep the cap or nozzle tightly closed when not in use. Do not allow to freeze unless the product literature states it is freeze-thaw stable. Rotate stock to use older product first. Troubleshooting Poor adhesion: Check surface prep, remove contaminants, and reapply with firm pressure. Slow cure: Verify temperature and humidity. Increase airflow or allow more time. Excess squeeze-out: Reduce bead size or spread more evenly. Clean residue before it skins. Frequently asked questions Can I paint over it? Many adhesives can be overcoated once cured. Test a small area with your paint system first. Is it suitable outdoors? Check the product label for outdoor rating. Protect fresh adhesive from rain until cured. What is the service temperature range? Typical service ranges suit most building environments. Avoid direct flame or extreme heat. How do I remove cured material? Mechanical methods are usually required. Work carefully to avoid damaging surrounding finishes. Why buy from Glues Australia We curate a focused range so you can choose faster and build better. Every product listing includes practical how to detail, compatibility guidance, and straightforward support from a team that understands trade requirements. Order with confidence and get your project moving.
$23.94
Dunlop Mastic Multipurpose Tile Adhesive High performance, cementitious, non-slump tile adhesive designed for walls and floors. Combines the ease of a mastic with the strength of a cement-based adhesive for reliable results on small to large format tiles. Why choose it Non-slump hold for heavy and large format tiles Indoor and outdoor use on approved substrates Extended open time of up to 30 minutes to position tiles Bed thickness up to 10 mm White colour for use under light or translucent tiles Classification: C2TES1 Suitable tiles Ceramic, porcelain, mosaics, natural stone that is not moisture sensitive, fully vitrified and translucent tiles. Suitable substrates Render, screeds, concrete Plasterboard, fibre cement sheet walls, compressed fibre cement sheet floors Ceramic tile underlay Existing ceramic tiles indoors (properly prepared) Dunlop undertile waterproofing membranes Where it excels Walls needing strong initial grab Floors requiring reliable coverage and non-slump Large format and deeply keyed tiles where full contact is critical Coverage guide 6 mm notch (walls): about 0.5 m² per kg 10 mm notch (floors): about 0.3 m² per kg 5 kg bag: up to ~2 m² on walls or ~1.2 m² on floors 20 kg bag: up to ~10 m² on walls or ~6 m² on floors Set and grout times Allow approximately 24 hours at 23°C and 50% RH before grouting and light foot traffic. Dense tiles, cool weather or humid conditions may extend set time. Mixing 20 kg bag: 6 to 6.5 L of clean water 5 kg bag: 1.5 to 1.75 L of clean water Mix to a creamy consistency, stand for 5 minutes, then re-mix before use Application tips Follow AS 3958 best practice Spread only as much adhesive as can be tiled within the open time Press and slide tiles at right angles to the notches to achieve full contact Back-butter large or deeply keyed tiles for 100% coverage Remove squeeze-out from joints before setting Not suitable for Moisture sensitive natural stone Areas under permanent water immersion such as pools Timber, metal or any substrates subject to movement Application below 5°C Sizes 5 kg and 20 kg bags. Clean up Clean tools with water immediately after use. Safety Wear gloves and eye protection. Avoid inhaling dust. Refer to the product SDS and follow all safety directions.
$21.05
UNi-PRO Cornice Adhesive 2.5 kg Overview UNi-PRO Cornice Adhesive 2.5 kg is a high quality cornice adhesive designed to deliver consistent, reliable bonding performance for trade professionals and serious DIYers. It is formulated for dependable adhesion, easy application, and clean finishing so you can complete jobs with confidence and minimal rework. Why choose this product Reliable bond performance supported by proven chemistry and rigorous quality control. Smooth, predictable application that helps reduce mess and cleanup time. Versatile adhesion profile suited to a wide range of substrates and project types. Clear guidance on surface preparation, application method, and curing to help achieve the best possible result. Suitable for residential fit-outs, maintenance, repairs, and light commercial projects. Suitable materials plaster cornice plasterboard masonry Typical applications General installation, repair, and maintenance where a durable bond is required. Interior work that benefits from a neat finish and tidy joints. Projects where dependable initial grab and high final strength are important. Surface preparation Ensure all surfaces are clean, sound, and dry. Remove dust, oil, release agents, laitance, and any loose or flaky material. For dense or non-porous surfaces, light abrasion improves key. Test adhesion on a small area if you are unsure about compatibility. Observe local safety requirements when sanding or cutting. Application Check ambient and substrate temperature. Apply between 10°C and 30°C in dry, draft free conditions. Cut the nozzle to the required bead size or prepare the container according to the product type. Apply an even bead or spread with a suitable trowel where required. Avoid trapping air. Press the materials together, ensuring full contact. For sheet goods, roll firmly to promote transfer and wetting. Support, clamp, or brace as needed until the adhesive develops sufficient handling strength. Cure and working time Sets firm to hold cornice in place, full cure over 24 hours or as directed. Cooler temperatures and high humidity will slow curing, while warmer, drier conditions accelerate it. Do not load or finish until the bond has developed adequate strength. Always follow best practice for ventilation and safe handling during cure. Coverage Coverage varies based on substrate profile, bead size, and installation method. As a guide, a 300 ml cartridge with a 6 mm round bead can lay several linear meters. For trowel applied adhesives, a notched trowel pattern will influence yield. Plan to have extra on hand for porous or uneven surfaces. Limitations Do not apply to surfaces that are visibly wet unless the product specifically allows damp application. Avoid continuous water immersion unless the product is rated for that exposure. Not all plastics are compatible; test on polypropylene, polyethylene, and PTFE if required. Observe maximum service temperature and any movement or vibration limits appropriate to the application. Clean up Wipe away fresh adhesive with a damp cloth. Scrape away set material carefully. Always read the product label and follow local regulations for disposal of leftover material and containers. Safety Read the label before use and keep out of reach of children. Use in a well ventilated area. Wear protective gloves and eye protection. Do not ingest. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details. Storage Store upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Keep the cap or nozzle tightly closed when not in use. Do not allow to freeze unless the product literature states it is freeze-thaw stable. Rotate stock to use older product first. Troubleshooting Poor adhesion: Check surface prep, remove contaminants, and reapply with firm pressure. Slow cure: Verify temperature and humidity. Increase airflow or allow more time. Excess squeeze-out: Reduce bead size or spread more evenly. Clean residue before it skins. Frequently asked questions Can I paint over it? Many adhesives can be overcoated once cured. Test a small area with your paint system first. Is it suitable outdoors? Check the product label for outdoor rating. Protect fresh adhesive from rain until cured. What is the service temperature range? Typical service ranges suit most building environments. Avoid direct flame or extreme heat. How do I remove cured material? Mechanical methods are usually required. Work carefully to avoid damaging surrounding finishes. Why buy from Glues Australia We curate a focused range so you can choose faster and build better. Every product listing includes practical how to detail, compatibility guidance, and straightforward support from a team that understands trade requirements. Order with confidence and get your project moving.
$19.75
Dunlop Premixed Resaflex Tile Adhesive 1 kg Overview Dunlop Premixed Resaflex Tile Adhesive 1 kg is a high quality tile adhesive designed to deliver consistent, reliable bonding performance for trade professionals and serious DIYers. It is formulated for dependable adhesion, easy application, and clean finishing so you can complete jobs with confidence and minimal rework. Why choose this product Reliable bond performance supported by proven chemistry and rigorous quality control. Smooth, predictable application that helps reduce mess and cleanup time. Versatile adhesion profile suited to a wide range of substrates and project types. Clear guidance on surface preparation, application method, and curing to help achieve the best possible result. Suitable for residential fit-outs, maintenance, repairs, and light commercial projects. Suitable materials ceramic tiles porcelain tiles mosaics stone suitable for porous adhesives most interior substrates Typical applications General installation, repair, and maintenance where a durable bond is required. Interior work that benefits from a neat finish and tidy joints. Projects where dependable initial grab and high final strength are important. Surface preparation Ensure all surfaces are clean, sound, and dry. Remove dust, oil, release agents, laitance, and any loose or flaky material. For dense or non-porous surfaces, light abrasion improves key. Test adhesion on a small area if you are unsure about compatibility. Observe local safety requirements when sanding or cutting. Application Check ambient and substrate temperature. Ideal application between 10°C and 30°C. Protect from freezing and rapid drying. Cut the nozzle to the required bead size or prepare the container according to the product type. Apply an even bead or spread with a suitable trowel where required. Avoid trapping air. Press the materials together, ensuring full contact. For sheet goods, roll firmly to promote transfer and wetting. Support, clamp, or brace as needed until the adhesive develops sufficient handling strength. Cure and working time Pot life and open time vary by product. Typically, tiles can be adjusted within minutes. Grouting commonly permitted after 24 hours under standard conditions. Cooler temperatures and high humidity will slow curing, while warmer, drier conditions accelerate it. Do not load or finish until the bond has developed adequate strength. Always follow best practice for ventilation and safe handling during cure. Coverage Coverage varies based on substrate profile, bead size, and installation method. As a guide, a 300 ml cartridge with a 6 mm round bead can lay several linear meters. For trowel applied adhesives, a notched trowel pattern will influence yield. Plan to have extra on hand for porous or uneven surfaces. Limitations Do not apply to surfaces that are visibly wet unless the product specifically allows damp application. Avoid continuous water immersion unless the product is rated for that exposure. Not all plastics are compatible; test on polypropylene, polyethylene, and PTFE if required. Observe maximum service temperature and any movement or vibration limits appropriate to the application. Clean up Clean excess adhesive from tile faces immediately with a damp sponge. Hardened material must be removed mechanically. Always read the product label and follow local regulations for disposal of leftover material and containers. Safety Read the label before use and keep out of reach of children. Use in a well ventilated area. Wear protective gloves and eye protection. Do not ingest. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details. Storage Store upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Keep the cap or nozzle tightly closed when not in use. Do not allow to freeze unless the product literature states it is freeze-thaw stable. Rotate stock to use older product first. Troubleshooting Poor adhesion: Check surface prep, remove contaminants, and reapply with firm pressure. Slow cure: Verify temperature and humidity. Increase airflow or allow more time. Excess squeeze-out: Reduce bead size or spread more evenly. Clean residue before it skins. Frequently asked questions Can I paint over it? Many adhesives can be overcoated once cured. Test a small area with your paint system first. Is it suitable outdoors? Check the product label for outdoor rating. Protect fresh adhesive from rain until cured. What is the service temperature range? Typical service ranges suit most building environments. Avoid direct flame or extreme heat. How do I remove cured material? Mechanical methods are usually required. Work carefully to avoid damaging surrounding finishes. Why buy from Glues Australia We curate a focused range so you can choose faster and build better. Every product listing includes practical how to detail, compatibility guidance, and straightforward support from a team that understands trade requirements. Order with confidence and get your project moving.
$22.68
Dunlop Wall Tile Adhesive 5.5 kg Overview Dunlop Wall Tile Adhesive 5.5 kg is a high quality tile adhesive designed to deliver consistent, reliable bonding performance for trade professionals and serious DIYers. It is formulated for dependable adhesion, easy application, and clean finishing so you can complete jobs with confidence and minimal rework. Why choose this product Reliable bond performance supported by proven chemistry and rigorous quality control. Smooth, predictable application that helps reduce mess and cleanup time. Versatile adhesion profile suited to a wide range of substrates and project types. Clear guidance on surface preparation, application method, and curing to help achieve the best possible result. Suitable for residential fit-outs, maintenance, repairs, and light commercial projects. Suitable materials ceramic tiles porcelain tiles mosaics stone suitable for porous adhesives most interior substrates Typical applications General installation, repair, and maintenance where a durable bond is required. Interior work that benefits from a neat finish and tidy joints. Projects where dependable initial grab and high final strength are important. Surface preparation Ensure all surfaces are clean, sound, and dry. Remove dust, oil, release agents, laitance, and any loose or flaky material. For dense or non-porous surfaces, light abrasion improves key. Test adhesion on a small area if you are unsure about compatibility. Observe local safety requirements when sanding or cutting. Application Check ambient and substrate temperature. Ideal application between 10°C and 30°C. Protect from freezing and rapid drying. Cut the nozzle to the required bead size or prepare the container according to the product type. Apply an even bead or spread with a suitable trowel where required. Avoid trapping air. Press the materials together, ensuring full contact. For sheet goods, roll firmly to promote transfer and wetting. Support, clamp, or brace as needed until the adhesive develops sufficient handling strength. Cure and working time Pot life and open time vary by product. Typically, tiles can be adjusted within minutes. Grouting commonly permitted after 24 hours under standard conditions. Cooler temperatures and high humidity will slow curing, while warmer, drier conditions accelerate it. Do not load or finish until the bond has developed adequate strength. Always follow best practice for ventilation and safe handling during cure. Coverage Coverage varies based on substrate profile, bead size, and installation method. As a guide, a 300 ml cartridge with a 6 mm round bead can lay several linear meters. For trowel applied adhesives, a notched trowel pattern will influence yield. Plan to have extra on hand for porous or uneven surfaces. Limitations Do not apply to surfaces that are visibly wet unless the product specifically allows damp application. Avoid continuous water immersion unless the product is rated for that exposure. Not all plastics are compatible; test on polypropylene, polyethylene, and PTFE if required. Observe maximum service temperature and any movement or vibration limits appropriate to the application. Clean up Clean excess adhesive from tile faces immediately with a damp sponge. Hardened material must be removed mechanically. Always read the product label and follow local regulations for disposal of leftover material and containers. Safety Read the label before use and keep out of reach of children. Use in a well ventilated area. Wear protective gloves and eye protection. Do not ingest. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details. Storage Store upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Keep the cap or nozzle tightly closed when not in use. Do not allow to freeze unless the product literature states it is freeze-thaw stable. Rotate stock to use older product first. Troubleshooting Poor adhesion: Check surface prep, remove contaminants, and reapply with firm pressure. Slow cure: Verify temperature and humidity. Increase airflow or allow more time. Excess squeeze-out: Reduce bead size or spread more evenly. Clean residue before it skins. Frequently asked questions Can I paint over it? Many adhesives can be overcoated once cured. Test a small area with your paint system first. Is it suitable outdoors? Check the product label for outdoor rating. Protect fresh adhesive from rain until cured. What is the service temperature range? Typical service ranges suit most building environments. Avoid direct flame or extreme heat. How do I remove cured material? Mechanical methods are usually required. Work carefully to avoid damaging surrounding finishes. Why buy from Glues Australia We curate a focused range so you can choose faster and build better. Every product listing includes practical how to detail, compatibility guidance, and straightforward support from a team that understands trade requirements. Order with confidence and get your project moving.
$59.96
Dunlop Trade Resaflex Tile Adhesive 5 kg Overview Dunlop Trade Resaflex Tile Adhesive 5 kg is a high quality tile adhesive designed to deliver consistent, reliable bonding performance for trade professionals and serious DIYers. It is formulated for dependable adhesion, easy application, and clean finishing so you can complete jobs with confidence and minimal rework. Why choose this product Reliable bond performance supported by proven chemistry and rigorous quality control. Smooth, predictable application that helps reduce mess and cleanup time. Versatile adhesion profile suited to a wide range of substrates and project types. Clear guidance on surface preparation, application method, and curing to help achieve the best possible result. Suitable for residential fit-outs, maintenance, repairs, and light commercial projects. Suitable materials ceramic tiles porcelain tiles mosaics stone suitable for porous adhesives most interior substrates Typical applications General installation, repair, and maintenance where a durable bond is required. Interior work that benefits from a neat finish and tidy joints. Projects where dependable initial grab and high final strength are important. Surface preparation Ensure all surfaces are clean, sound, and dry. Remove dust, oil, release agents, laitance, and any loose or flaky material. For dense or non-porous surfaces, light abrasion improves key. Test adhesion on a small area if you are unsure about compatibility. Observe local safety requirements when sanding or cutting. Application Check ambient and substrate temperature. Ideal application between 10°C and 30°C. Protect from freezing and rapid drying. Cut the nozzle to the required bead size or prepare the container according to the product type. Apply an even bead or spread with a suitable trowel where required. Avoid trapping air. Press the materials together, ensuring full contact. For sheet goods, roll firmly to promote transfer and wetting. Support, clamp, or brace as needed until the adhesive develops sufficient handling strength. Cure and working time Pot life and open time vary by product. Typically, tiles can be adjusted within minutes. Grouting commonly permitted after 24 hours under standard conditions. Cooler temperatures and high humidity will slow curing, while warmer, drier conditions accelerate it. Do not load or finish until the bond has developed adequate strength. Always follow best practice for ventilation and safe handling during cure. Coverage Coverage varies based on substrate profile, bead size, and installation method. As a guide, a 300 ml cartridge with a 6 mm round bead can lay several linear meters. For trowel applied adhesives, a notched trowel pattern will influence yield. Plan to have extra on hand for porous or uneven surfaces. Limitations Do not apply to surfaces that are visibly wet unless the product specifically allows damp application. Avoid continuous water immersion unless the product is rated for that exposure. Not all plastics are compatible; test on polypropylene, polyethylene, and PTFE if required. Observe maximum service temperature and any movement or vibration limits appropriate to the application. Clean up Clean excess adhesive from tile faces immediately with a damp sponge. Hardened material must be removed mechanically. Always read the product label and follow local regulations for disposal of leftover material and containers. Safety Read the label before use and keep out of reach of children. Use in a well ventilated area. Wear protective gloves and eye protection. Do not ingest. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details. Storage Store upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Keep the cap or nozzle tightly closed when not in use. Do not allow to freeze unless the product literature states it is freeze-thaw stable. Rotate stock to use older product first. Troubleshooting Poor adhesion: Check surface prep, remove contaminants, and reapply with firm pressure. Slow cure: Verify temperature and humidity. Increase airflow or allow more time. Excess squeeze-out: Reduce bead size or spread more evenly. Clean residue before it skins. Frequently asked questions Can I paint over it? Many adhesives can be overcoated once cured. Test a small area with your paint system first. Is it suitable outdoors? Check the product label for outdoor rating. Protect fresh adhesive from rain until cured. What is the service temperature range? Typical service ranges suit most building environments. Avoid direct flame or extreme heat. How do I remove cured material? Mechanical methods are usually required. Work carefully to avoid damaging surrounding finishes. Why buy from Glues Australia We curate a focused range so you can choose faster and build better. Every product listing includes practical how to detail, compatibility guidance, and straightforward support from a team that understands trade requirements. Order with confidence and get your project moving.
$23.25
Gyprock CSR Acrylic Stud Adhesive 1 kg is a reliable acrylic stud adhesive for secure plasterboard fixing chosen for home repairs, trade work, and craft builds when you want a bond you can trust. Designed for Australian conditions, it balances strength, ease of use, and clean application so you can get professional results without special tools. The 1 kg pack is ideal for general work and keeps neatly in a toolbox or caddy. Why choose Gyprock CSR CSR for your next project Everyday jobs often involve mixed materials and imperfect surfaces. Gyprock CSR Acrylic Stud Adhesive 1 kg has been formulated to wet out well, grab quickly, and cure to a tough finish that resists movement and contact stress. It maintains bond integrity across common temperature swings and has dependable resistance to moisture and most household chemicals. Whether you are fixing, building, sealing, or assembling, this product gives you confidence from first squeeze through final set. Best for Fixing plasterboard to studs and battens Reducing the chance of nail pops and drumminess Suitable surfaces The adhesive works well on the following surface types when properly prepared: Timber framing and battens Metal studs as directed by code Back of plasterboard Surface preparation Good preparation is the key to a long lasting repair. Remove loose material, dust, and grease. Wipe glossy areas with methylated spirits or an approved cleaner and allow to dry. On very smooth plastics and metals, lightly roughen with fine abrasive paper to give the adhesive a mechanical key. Dry fit parts first and mark alignment points so you can assemble accurately within the open time. If bonding porous materials, ensure both faces are dry and free of surface chalking. How to use Check fit and plan clamping. Do a trial run without adhesive so you know the order of steps. Apply a thin, continuous bead to one surface. For wide pieces, use a zig zag pattern to maximise wetting. Bring surfaces together within the stated open time of install sheets within the wet time window. Reseat once if needed, then hold steady. Apply even pressure using clamps, tape, weights, or temporary fasteners. Avoid squeezing all adhesive out of the joint. Allow to cure undisturbed. Initial handling strength will develop as the adhesive sets, with a full cure reached based on the chemistry described below. Cure profile Apply daubs as specified, then fix sheets with screws or nails. Adhesive cures to a resilient bond that complements mechanical fastening. Temperature and environmental performance Use in moderate temperatures for consistent cure. Avoid application to very cold, sweating, or waterlogged surfaces. For outdoor use protect fresh bonds from rain until the skin has formed and the core has progressed in cure. Once fully cured, the bond resists normal weathering, splash water, and intermittent UV exposure based on the substrate and paint systems used. Clean up and finishing Clean fresh residue with a damp cloth. Scrape away cured beads before setting coats. When cured, excess can be carefully trimmed or sanded. For painted finishes, allow the adhesive to fully cure before priming. Test paint on a small area to confirm compatibility and drying behaviour. Coverage guide Coverage varies with bead size, surface porosity, and technique. As a general guide, a 3 mm bead yields approximately 10 to 12 linear meters per 310 mL cartridge. Smaller packs scale proportionally. Gaps, rough edges, and highly absorbent materials will reduce coverage. Plan an extra margin for offcuts and practice passes. Tips for best results Work within the recommended open time so the adhesive can properly wet the surfaces. Use light clamping pressure to keep parts aligned while maintaining a film thickness for strength. For very porous substrates, apply a thin precoat as a primer layer and allow it to tack before final assembly. Keep joint lines clean by masking edges with painter tape and removing it before the adhesive skins. Where movement or vibration is expected, design the joint to share load across a large area. Troubleshooting Poor adhesion: Check for oil, release agents, or surface dust. Reclean and lightly abrade if necessary. Slow cure: Low temperature and low humidity extend cure time. Maintain moderate conditions for best results. Visible squeeze out: Wipe fresh material with a suitable solvent and a soft cloth. Once cured, trim carefully. Bond line prints through paint: Allow a full cure, then prime and apply thin coats of paint, allowing proper drying between coats. Storage and shelf life Keep sealed. Do not allow to skin in the tub. Always check the pack for a lot code and use by guidance. Reseal immediately after use and store upright. Dispose of empty containers responsibly. Safety Read the label before use. Wear gloves when handling uncured material. Provide ventilation in enclosed areas. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Keep out of reach of children and pets. If sensitivity occurs, stop use and seek advice. Do not ingest. First aid directions and detailed handling information are available on the package and the safety data sheet. Frequently asked questions Can I bond dissimilar materials? Yes, provided each surface is clean and sound. Differences in expansion are managed by the adhesive film thickness and the inherent flexibility after cure. Is clamping required? Light clamping improves alignment and final strength. Excessive pressure can starve the joint of adhesive which reduces performance. Is the bond water resistant? Once cured the bond resists splash water and routine humidity. For permanent immersion choose an adhesive designed for underwater service and follow the manufacturer guidance. Planning your job Measure twice and cut once. Dry assemble parts so you can confirm squareness and alignment before adhesive is involved. Keep rags, clamps, and spacers ready. If you are new to the product, test on offcuts to get a feel for bead size and squeeze out. A consistent 1 to 2 mm bond line is a good starting point for most rigid materials. Thicker lines help when surfaces are uneven. Avoid starving the joint by pressing too hard without giving the adhesive a place to reside. Responsible use Choose an adhesive that suits the materials and the environment the finished piece will face. If a joint will be submerged, carry structural loads, or be exposed to strong chemicals, check the technical data sheet for specific guidance. Many general purpose products are perfect for day to day work, while specialised tasks call for a system designed and tested for that environment. Using the right product first saves time, money, and rework. Aftercare and maintenance Adhesive joints are remarkably strong when used correctly. Design repairs so that routine loads are shared across a generous area. Where heavy vibration is present, pair the adhesive bond with appropriate mechanical fasteners. Keep cleaning chemicals mild, and avoid abrasive pads on visible joints. If a bond will be repainted, choose flexible paint where movement is expected, and keep edges sealed to prevent dirt tracking along the bond line. Recycling and disposal Allow empty containers to cure before disposal. Check local council guidance for recycling of plastics and metal cartridges. Never pour uncured product into drains or soil. Wipe tools on scrap material and let residue harden before placing in general waste. Smart handling keeps the workspace clean and reduces environmental impact.
$23.57
Bastion High-Bond Stud Adhesive 5.2 kg is a reliable stud adhesive for fixing plasterboard to timber or metal framing chosen for home repairs, trade work, and craft builds when you want a bond you can trust. Designed for Australian conditions, it balances strength, ease of use, and clean application so you can get professional results without special tools. The 5.2 kg pack is ideal for general work and keeps neatly in a toolbox or caddy. Why choose Bastion High-Bond for your next project Everyday jobs often involve mixed materials and imperfect surfaces. Bastion High-Bond Stud Adhesive 5.2 kg has been formulated to wet out well, grab quickly, and cure to a tough finish that resists movement and contact stress. It maintains bond integrity across common temperature swings and has dependable resistance to moisture and most household chemicals. Whether you are fixing, building, sealing, or assembling, this product gives you confidence from first squeeze through final set. Best for Plasterboard installation on studs Reducing screw count by bonding and fixing together Renovations where clean bond lines are important Suitable surfaces The adhesive works well on the following surface types when properly prepared: Timber studs Galvanised metal studs Plasterboard back surfaces Surface preparation Good preparation is the key to a long lasting repair. Remove loose material, dust, and grease. Wipe glossy areas with methylated spirits or an approved cleaner and allow to dry. On very smooth plastics and metals, lightly roughen with fine abrasive paper to give the adhesive a mechanical key. Dry fit parts first and mark alignment points so you can assemble accurately within the open time. If bonding porous materials, ensure both faces are dry and free of surface chalking. How to use Check fit and plan clamping. Do a trial run without adhesive so you know the order of steps. Apply a thin, continuous bead to one surface. For wide pieces, use a zig zag pattern to maximise wetting. Bring surfaces together within the stated open time of work within the wet time window to ensure transfer. Reseat once if needed, then hold steady. Apply even pressure using clamps, tape, weights, or temporary fasteners. Avoid squeezing all adhesive out of the joint. Allow to cure undisturbed. Initial handling strength will develop as the adhesive sets, with a full cure reached based on the chemistry described below. Cure profile Applies as a bead to studs. Press board into place and fix with screws while the adhesive is wet. Final cure occurs as the solvent or moisture leaves the bead. Temperature and environmental performance Use in dry, shaded conditions during lining work. Avoid application to very cold, sweating, or waterlogged surfaces. For outdoor use protect fresh bonds from rain until the skin has formed and the core has progressed in cure. Once fully cured, the bond resists normal weathering, splash water, and intermittent UV exposure based on the substrate and paint systems used. Clean up and finishing Remove fresh smears with a suitable cleaner. Trim cured squeeze out before finishing. When cured, excess can be carefully trimmed or sanded. For painted finishes, allow the adhesive to fully cure before priming. Test paint on a small area to confirm compatibility and drying behaviour. Coverage guide Coverage varies with bead size, surface porosity, and technique. As a general guide, a 3 mm bead yields approximately 10 to 12 linear meters per 310 mL cartridge. Smaller packs scale proportionally. Gaps, rough edges, and highly absorbent materials will reduce coverage. Plan an extra margin for offcuts and practice passes. Tips for best results Work within the recommended open time so the adhesive can properly wet the surfaces. Use light clamping pressure to keep parts aligned while maintaining a film thickness for strength. For very porous substrates, apply a thin precoat as a primer layer and allow it to tack before final assembly. Keep joint lines clean by masking edges with painter tape and removing it before the adhesive skins. Where movement or vibration is expected, design the joint to share load across a large area. Troubleshooting Poor adhesion: Check for oil, release agents, or surface dust. Reclean and lightly abrade if necessary. Slow cure: Low temperature and low humidity extend cure time. Maintain moderate conditions for best results. Visible squeeze out: Wipe fresh material with a suitable solvent and a soft cloth. Once cured, trim carefully. Bond line prints through paint: Allow a full cure, then prime and apply thin coats of paint, allowing proper drying between coats. Storage and shelf life Store closed and away from heat sources. Always check the pack for a lot code and use by guidance. Reseal immediately after use and store upright. Dispose of empty containers responsibly. Safety Read the label before use. Wear gloves when handling uncured material. Provide ventilation in enclosed areas. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Keep out of reach of children and pets. If sensitivity occurs, stop use and seek advice. Do not ingest. First aid directions and detailed handling information are available on the package and the safety data sheet. Frequently asked questions Can I bond dissimilar materials? Yes, provided each surface is clean and sound. Differences in expansion are managed by the adhesive film thickness and the inherent flexibility after cure. Is clamping required? Light clamping improves alignment and final strength. Excessive pressure can starve the joint of adhesive which reduces performance. Is the bond water resistant? Once cured the bond resists splash water and routine humidity. For permanent immersion choose an adhesive designed for underwater service and follow the manufacturer guidance. Planning your job Measure twice and cut once. Dry assemble parts so you can confirm squareness and alignment before adhesive is involved. Keep rags, clamps, and spacers ready. If you are new to the product, test on offcuts to get a feel for bead size and squeeze out. A consistent 1 to 2 mm bond line is a good starting point for most rigid materials. Thicker lines help when surfaces are uneven. Avoid starving the joint by pressing too hard without giving the adhesive a place to reside. Responsible use Choose an adhesive that suits the materials and the environment the finished piece will face. If a joint will be submerged, carry structural loads, or be exposed to strong chemicals, check the technical data sheet for specific guidance. Many general purpose products are perfect for day to day work, while specialised tasks call for a system designed and tested for that environment. Using the right product first saves time, money, and rework. Aftercare and maintenance Adhesive joints are remarkably strong when used correctly. Design repairs so that routine loads are shared across a generous area. Where heavy vibration is present, pair the adhesive bond with appropriate mechanical fasteners. Keep cleaning chemicals mild, and avoid abrasive pads on visible joints. If a bond will be repainted, choose flexible paint where movement is expected, and keep edges sealed to prevent dirt tracking along the bond line. Recycling and disposal Allow empty containers to cure before disposal. Check local council guidance for recycling of plastics and metal cartridges. Never pour uncured product into drains or soil. Wipe tools on scrap material and let residue harden before placing in general waste. Smart handling keeps the workspace clean and reduces environmental impact.
$29.39
Davco SMP Evo Flexible Tile Adhesive 5 kg is a reliable polymer modified flexible tile adhesive for demanding substrates chosen for home repairs, trade work, and craft builds when you want a bond you can trust. Designed for Australian conditions, it balances strength, ease of use, and clean application so you can get professional results without special tools. The 5 kg pack is ideal for general work and keeps neatly in a toolbox or caddy. Why choose Davco SMP for your next project Everyday jobs often involve mixed materials and imperfect surfaces. Davco SMP Evo Flexible Tile Adhesive 5 kg has been formulated to wet out well, grab quickly, and cure to a tough finish that resists movement and contact stress. It maintains bond integrity across common temperature swings and has dependable resistance to moisture and most household chemicals. Whether you are fixing, building, sealing, or assembling, this product gives you confidence from first squeeze through final set. Best for Bathrooms, kitchens, and balconies Tiling over existing tiles where movement accommodation is needed Floor and wall applications Suitable surfaces The adhesive works well on the following surface types when properly prepared: Concrete and screeds Fibre cement sheeting Existing glazed tiles after scuffing and cleaning Surface preparation Good preparation is the key to a long lasting repair. Remove loose material, dust, and grease. Wipe glossy areas with methylated spirits or an approved cleaner and allow to dry. On very smooth plastics and metals, lightly roughen with fine abrasive paper to give the adhesive a mechanical key. Dry fit parts first and mark alignment points so you can assemble accurately within the open time. If bonding porous materials, ensure both faces are dry and free of surface chalking. How to use Check fit and plan clamping. Do a trial run without adhesive so you know the order of steps. Apply a thin, continuous bead to one surface. For wide pieces, use a zig zag pattern to maximise wetting. Bring surfaces together within the stated open time of per data on the bag, adjust for weather. Reseat once if needed, then hold steady. Apply even pressure using clamps, tape, weights, or temporary fasteners. Avoid squeezing all adhesive out of the joint. Allow to cure undisturbed. Initial handling strength will develop as the adhesive sets, with a full cure reached based on the chemistry described below. Cure profile Observe open time, bed thickness, and traffic restrictions. The polymer modification gives improved flexibility once cured. Temperature and environmental performance Install in moderate conditions and shield fresh work from wind and direct sun. Avoid application to very cold, sweating, or waterlogged surfaces. For outdoor use protect fresh bonds from rain until the skin has formed and the core has progressed in cure. Once fully cured, the bond resists normal weathering, splash water, and intermittent UV exposure based on the substrate and paint systems used. Clean up and finishing Water clean-up while fresh. Remove haze before it hardens. When cured, excess can be carefully trimmed or sanded. For painted finishes, allow the adhesive to fully cure before priming. Test paint on a small area to confirm compatibility and drying behaviour. Coverage guide Coverage varies with bead size, surface porosity, and technique. As a general guide, a 3 mm bead yields approximately 10 to 12 linear meters per 310 mL cartridge. Smaller packs scale proportionally. Gaps, rough edges, and highly absorbent materials will reduce coverage. Plan an extra margin for offcuts and practice passes. Tips for best results Work within the recommended open time so the adhesive can properly wet the surfaces. Use light clamping pressure to keep parts aligned while maintaining a film thickness for strength. For very porous substrates, apply a thin precoat as a primer layer and allow it to tack before final assembly. Keep joint lines clean by masking edges with painter tape and removing it before the adhesive skins. Where movement or vibration is expected, design the joint to share load across a large area. Troubleshooting Poor adhesion: Check for oil, release agents, or surface dust. Reclean and lightly abrade if necessary. Slow cure: Low temperature and low humidity extend cure time. Maintain moderate conditions for best results. Visible squeeze out: Wipe fresh material with a suitable solvent and a soft cloth. Once cured, trim carefully. Bond line prints through paint: Allow a full cure, then prime and apply thin coats of paint, allowing proper drying between coats. Storage and shelf life Keep the bag closed and dry between uses. Always check the pack for a lot code and use by guidance. Reseal immediately after use and store upright. Dispose of empty containers responsibly. Safety Read the label before use. Wear gloves when handling uncured material. Provide ventilation in enclosed areas. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Keep out of reach of children and pets. If sensitivity occurs, stop use and seek advice. Do not ingest. First aid directions and detailed handling information are available on the package and the safety data sheet. Frequently asked questions Can I bond dissimilar materials? Yes, provided each surface is clean and sound. Differences in expansion are managed by the adhesive film thickness and the inherent flexibility after cure. Is clamping required? Light clamping improves alignment and final strength. Excessive pressure can starve the joint of adhesive which reduces performance. Is the bond water resistant? Once cured the bond resists splash water and routine humidity. For permanent immersion choose an adhesive designed for underwater service and follow the manufacturer guidance. Planning your job Measure twice and cut once. Dry assemble parts so you can confirm squareness and alignment before adhesive is involved. Keep rags, clamps, and spacers ready. If you are new to the product, test on offcuts to get a feel for bead size and squeeze out. A consistent 1 to 2 mm bond line is a good starting point for most rigid materials. Thicker lines help when surfaces are uneven. Avoid starving the joint by pressing too hard without giving the adhesive a place to reside. Responsible use Choose an adhesive that suits the materials and the environment the finished piece will face. If a joint will be submerged, carry structural loads, or be exposed to strong chemicals, check the technical data sheet for specific guidance. Many general purpose products are perfect for day to day work, while specialised tasks call for a system designed and tested for that environment. Using the right product first saves time, money, and rework. Aftercare and maintenance Adhesive joints are remarkably strong when used correctly. Design repairs so that routine loads are shared across a generous area. Where heavy vibration is present, pair the adhesive bond with appropriate mechanical fasteners. Keep cleaning chemicals mild, and avoid abrasive pads on visible joints. If a bond will be repainted, choose flexible paint where movement is expected, and keep edges sealed to prevent dirt tracking along the bond line. Recycling and disposal Allow empty containers to cure before disposal. Check local council guidance for recycling of plastics and metal cartridges. Never pour uncured product into drains or soil. Wipe tools on scrap material and let residue harden before placing in general waste. Smart handling keeps the workspace clean and reduces environmental impact.
$26.38
Dunlop Floorfix Professional Tile Adhesive 15 kg is a reliable cement based floor tile adhesive for porcelain and ceramic tiles chosen for home repairs, trade work, and craft builds when you want a bond you can trust. Designed for Australian conditions, it balances strength, ease of use, and clean application so you can get professional results without special tools. The 15 kg pack is ideal for general work and keeps neatly in a toolbox or caddy. Why choose Dunlop Floorfix for your next project Everyday jobs often involve mixed materials and imperfect surfaces. Dunlop Floorfix Professional Tile Adhesive 15 kg has been formulated to wet out well, grab quickly, and cure to a tough finish that resists movement and contact stress. It maintains bond integrity across common temperature swings and has dependable resistance to moisture and most household chemicals. Whether you are fixing, building, sealing, or assembling, this product gives you confidence from first squeeze through final set. Best for General floor tiling High traffic residential areas Back buttering dense porcelain tiles Suitable surfaces The adhesive works well on the following surface types when properly prepared: Concrete slabs and screeds Cement sheet underlay Existing tiles that are clean and sound Surface preparation Good preparation is the key to a long lasting repair. Remove loose material, dust, and grease. Wipe glossy areas with methylated spirits or an approved cleaner and allow to dry. On very smooth plastics and metals, lightly roughen with fine abrasive paper to give the adhesive a mechanical key. Dry fit parts first and mark alignment points so you can assemble accurately within the open time. If bonding porous materials, ensure both faces are dry and free of surface chalking. How to use Check fit and plan clamping. Do a trial run without adhesive so you know the order of steps. Apply a thin, continuous bead to one surface. For wide pieces, use a zig zag pattern to maximise wetting. Bring surfaces together within the stated open time of as indicated on the bag for best wetting and transfer. Reseat once if needed, then hold steady. Apply even pressure using clamps, tape, weights, or temporary fasteners. Avoid squeezing all adhesive out of the joint. Allow to cure undisturbed. Initial handling strength will develop as the adhesive sets, with a full cure reached based on the chemistry described below. Cure profile Respect open time and bed thickness. Allow adequate set before grouting and opening to traffic. Temperature and environmental performance Apply in suitable ambient conditions for predictable cure. Avoid application to very cold, sweating, or waterlogged surfaces. For outdoor use protect fresh bonds from rain until the skin has formed and the core has progressed in cure. Once fully cured, the bond resists normal weathering, splash water, and intermittent UV exposure based on the substrate and paint systems used. Clean up and finishing Damp sponge on fresh residue, water clean-up for tools. When cured, excess can be carefully trimmed or sanded. For painted finishes, allow the adhesive to fully cure before priming. Test paint on a small area to confirm compatibility and drying behaviour. Coverage guide Coverage varies with bead size, surface porosity, and technique. As a general guide, a 3 mm bead yields approximately 10 to 12 linear meters per 310 mL cartridge. Smaller packs scale proportionally. Gaps, rough edges, and highly absorbent materials will reduce coverage. Plan an extra margin for offcuts and practice passes. Tips for best results Work within the recommended open time so the adhesive can properly wet the surfaces. Use light clamping pressure to keep parts aligned while maintaining a film thickness for strength. For very porous substrates, apply a thin precoat as a primer layer and allow it to tack before final assembly. Keep joint lines clean by masking edges with painter tape and removing it before the adhesive skins. Where movement or vibration is expected, design the joint to share load across a large area. Troubleshooting Poor adhesion: Check for oil, release agents, or surface dust. Reclean and lightly abrade if necessary. Slow cure: Low temperature and low humidity extend cure time. Maintain moderate conditions for best results. Visible squeeze out: Wipe fresh material with a suitable solvent and a soft cloth. Once cured, trim carefully. Bond line prints through paint: Allow a full cure, then prime and apply thin coats of paint, allowing proper drying between coats. Storage and shelf life Store sealed and dry to prevent lumping. Always check the pack for a lot code and use by guidance. Reseal immediately after use and store upright. Dispose of empty containers responsibly. Safety Read the label before use. Wear gloves when handling uncured material. Provide ventilation in enclosed areas. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Keep out of reach of children and pets. If sensitivity occurs, stop use and seek advice. Do not ingest. First aid directions and detailed handling information are available on the package and the safety data sheet. Frequently asked questions Can I bond dissimilar materials? Yes, provided each surface is clean and sound. Differences in expansion are managed by the adhesive film thickness and the inherent flexibility after cure. Is clamping required? Light clamping improves alignment and final strength. Excessive pressure can starve the joint of adhesive which reduces performance. Is the bond water resistant? Once cured the bond resists splash water and routine humidity. For permanent immersion choose an adhesive designed for underwater service and follow the manufacturer guidance. Planning your job Measure twice and cut once. Dry assemble parts so you can confirm squareness and alignment before adhesive is involved. Keep rags, clamps, and spacers ready. If you are new to the product, test on offcuts to get a feel for bead size and squeeze out. A consistent 1 to 2 mm bond line is a good starting point for most rigid materials. Thicker lines help when surfaces are uneven. Avoid starving the joint by pressing too hard without giving the adhesive a place to reside. Responsible use Choose an adhesive that suits the materials and the environment the finished piece will face. If a joint will be submerged, carry structural loads, or be exposed to strong chemicals, check the technical data sheet for specific guidance. Many general purpose products are perfect for day to day work, while specialised tasks call for a system designed and tested for that environment. Using the right product first saves time, money, and rework. Aftercare and maintenance Adhesive joints are remarkably strong when used correctly. Design repairs so that routine loads are shared across a generous area. Where heavy vibration is present, pair the adhesive bond with appropriate mechanical fasteners. Keep cleaning chemicals mild, and avoid abrasive pads on visible joints. If a bond will be repainted, choose flexible paint where movement is expected, and keep edges sealed to prevent dirt tracking along the bond line. Recycling and disposal Allow empty containers to cure before disposal. Check local council guidance for recycling of plastics and metal cartridges. Never pour uncured product into drains or soil. Wipe tools on scrap material and let residue harden before placing in general waste. Smart handling keeps the workspace clean and reduces environmental impact.
$18.53
Dunlop AAC Block Construction Adhesive 15 kg is a reliable thin bed adhesive for autoclaved aerated concrete blockwork chosen for home repairs, trade work, and craft builds when you want a bond you can trust. Designed for Australian conditions, it balances strength, ease of use, and clean application so you can get professional results without special tools. The 15 kg pack is ideal for general work and keeps neatly in a toolbox or caddy. Why choose Dunlop AAC for your next project Everyday jobs often involve mixed materials and imperfect surfaces. Dunlop AAC Block Construction Adhesive 15 kg has been formulated to wet out well, grab quickly, and cure to a tough finish that resists movement and contact stress. It maintains bond integrity across common temperature swings and has dependable resistance to moisture and most household chemicals. Whether you are fixing, building, sealing, or assembling, this product gives you confidence from first squeeze through final set. Best for Laying AAC blocks in internal and external walls Creating straight and plumb courses with minimal waste Suitable surfaces The adhesive works well on the following surface types when properly prepared: AAC blocks and panels Suitable primed substrates as per system design Surface preparation Good preparation is the key to a long lasting repair. Remove loose material, dust, and grease. Wipe glossy areas with methylated spirits or an approved cleaner and allow to dry. On very smooth plastics and metals, lightly roughen with fine abrasive paper to give the adhesive a mechanical key. Dry fit parts first and mark alignment points so you can assemble accurately within the open time. If bonding porous materials, ensure both faces are dry and free of surface chalking. How to use Check fit and plan clamping. Do a trial run without adhesive so you know the order of steps. Apply a thin, continuous bead to one surface. For wide pieces, use a zig zag pattern to maximise wetting. Bring surfaces together within the stated open time of follow bag guidance for open time and pot life. Reseat once if needed, then hold steady. Apply even pressure using clamps, tape, weights, or temporary fasteners. Avoid squeezing all adhesive out of the joint. Allow to cure undisturbed. Initial handling strength will develop as the adhesive sets, with a full cure reached based on the chemistry described below. Cure profile Mix to a creamy consistency and apply with a notched trowel. Align blocks within the open time and tap to level. Allow to set before further work. Temperature and environmental performance Protect fresh work from rain, frost, and high heat. Avoid application to very cold, sweating, or waterlogged surfaces. For outdoor use protect fresh bonds from rain until the skin has formed and the core has progressed in cure. Once fully cured, the bond resists normal weathering, splash water, and intermittent UV exposure based on the substrate and paint systems used. Clean up and finishing Wash tools with water while material is fresh. Remove spills promptly. When cured, excess can be carefully trimmed or sanded. For painted finishes, allow the adhesive to fully cure before priming. Test paint on a small area to confirm compatibility and drying behaviour. Coverage guide Coverage varies with bead size, surface porosity, and technique. As a general guide, a 3 mm bead yields approximately 10 to 12 linear meters per 310 mL cartridge. Smaller packs scale proportionally. Gaps, rough edges, and highly absorbent materials will reduce coverage. Plan an extra margin for offcuts and practice passes. Tips for best results Work within the recommended open time so the adhesive can properly wet the surfaces. Use light clamping pressure to keep parts aligned while maintaining a film thickness for strength. For very porous substrates, apply a thin precoat as a primer layer and allow it to tack before final assembly. Keep joint lines clean by masking edges with painter tape and removing it before the adhesive skins. Where movement or vibration is expected, design the joint to share load across a large area. Troubleshooting Poor adhesion: Check for oil, release agents, or surface dust. Reclean and lightly abrade if necessary. Slow cure: Low temperature and low humidity extend cure time. Maintain moderate conditions for best results. Visible squeeze out: Wipe fresh material with a suitable solvent and a soft cloth. Once cured, trim carefully. Bond line prints through paint: Allow a full cure, then prime and apply thin coats of paint, allowing proper drying between coats. Storage and shelf life Keep dry and use within shelf life. Always check the pack for a lot code and use by guidance. Reseal immediately after use and store upright. Dispose of empty containers responsibly. Safety Read the label before use. Wear gloves when handling uncured material. Provide ventilation in enclosed areas. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Keep out of reach of children and pets. If sensitivity occurs, stop use and seek advice. Do not ingest. First aid directions and detailed handling information are available on the package and the safety data sheet. Frequently asked questions Can I bond dissimilar materials? Yes, provided each surface is clean and sound. Differences in expansion are managed by the adhesive film thickness and the inherent flexibility after cure. Is clamping required? Light clamping improves alignment and final strength. Excessive pressure can starve the joint of adhesive which reduces performance. Is the bond water resistant? Once cured the bond resists splash water and routine humidity. For permanent immersion choose an adhesive designed for underwater service and follow the manufacturer guidance. Planning your job Measure twice and cut once. Dry assemble parts so you can confirm squareness and alignment before adhesive is involved. Keep rags, clamps, and spacers ready. If you are new to the product, test on offcuts to get a feel for bead size and squeeze out. A consistent 1 to 2 mm bond line is a good starting point for most rigid materials. Thicker lines help when surfaces are uneven. Avoid starving the joint by pressing too hard without giving the adhesive a place to reside. Responsible use Choose an adhesive that suits the materials and the environment the finished piece will face. If a joint will be submerged, carry structural loads, or be exposed to strong chemicals, check the technical data sheet for specific guidance. Many general purpose products are perfect for day to day work, while specialised tasks call for a system designed and tested for that environment. Using the right product first saves time, money, and rework. Aftercare and maintenance Adhesive joints are remarkably strong when used correctly. Design repairs so that routine loads are shared across a generous area. Where heavy vibration is present, pair the adhesive bond with appropriate mechanical fasteners. Keep cleaning chemicals mild, and avoid abrasive pads on visible joints. If a bond will be repainted, choose flexible paint where movement is expected, and keep edges sealed to prevent dirt tracking along the bond line. Recycling and disposal Allow empty containers to cure before disposal. Check local council guidance for recycling of plastics and metal cartridges. Never pour uncured product into drains or soil. Wipe tools on scrap material and let residue harden before placing in general waste. Smart handling keeps the workspace clean and reduces environmental impact.
$32.41
Bastion Superlite Lightweight Tile Adhesive 11 kg is a reliable lightweight polymer modified tile adhesive with excellent spread chosen for home repairs, trade work, and craft builds when you want a bond you can trust. Designed for Australian conditions, it balances strength, ease of use, and clean application so you can get professional results without special tools. The 11 kg pack is ideal for general work and keeps neatly in a toolbox or caddy. Why choose Bastion Superlite for your next project Everyday jobs often involve mixed materials and imperfect surfaces. Bastion Superlite Lightweight Tile Adhesive 11 kg has been formulated to wet out well, grab quickly, and cure to a tough finish that resists movement and contact stress. It maintains bond integrity across common temperature swings and has dependable resistance to moisture and most household chemicals. Whether you are fixing, building, sealing, or assembling, this product gives you confidence from first squeeze through final set. Best for Large format wall and floor tiles Substrates where reduced slump is beneficial Renovations that require easy trowelling Suitable surfaces The adhesive works well on the following surface types when properly prepared: Concrete and screeds Fibre cement sheet Existing tiles suitably prepared Surface preparation Good preparation is the key to a long lasting repair. Remove loose material, dust, and grease. Wipe glossy areas with methylated spirits or an approved cleaner and allow to dry. On very smooth plastics and metals, lightly roughen with fine abrasive paper to give the adhesive a mechanical key. Dry fit parts first and mark alignment points so you can assemble accurately within the open time. If bonding porous materials, ensure both faces are dry and free of surface chalking. How to use Check fit and plan clamping. Do a trial run without adhesive so you know the order of steps. Apply a thin, continuous bead to one surface. For wide pieces, use a zig zag pattern to maximise wetting. Bring surfaces together within the stated open time of per data on the bag for open time and adjust for ambient conditions. Reseat once if needed, then hold steady. Apply even pressure using clamps, tape, weights, or temporary fasteners. Avoid squeezing all adhesive out of the joint. Allow to cure undisturbed. Initial handling strength will develop as the adhesive sets, with a full cure reached based on the chemistry described below. Cure profile Observe recommended open time and bed thickness. Allow the adhesive to set before grouting and traffic. Temperature and environmental performance Install in mild weather to ensure predictable curing. Avoid application to very cold, sweating, or waterlogged surfaces. For outdoor use protect fresh bonds from rain until the skin has formed and the core has progressed in cure. Once fully cured, the bond resists normal weathering, splash water, and intermittent UV exposure based on the substrate and paint systems used. Clean up and finishing Clean trowels and buckets with water before the mix hardens. When cured, excess can be carefully trimmed or sanded. For painted finishes, allow the adhesive to fully cure before priming. Test paint on a small area to confirm compatibility and drying behaviour. Coverage guide Coverage varies with bead size, surface porosity, and technique. As a general guide, a 3 mm bead yields approximately 10 to 12 linear meters per 310 mL cartridge. Smaller packs scale proportionally. Gaps, rough edges, and highly absorbent materials will reduce coverage. Plan an extra margin for offcuts and practice passes. Tips for best results Work within the recommended open time so the adhesive can properly wet the surfaces. Use light clamping pressure to keep parts aligned while maintaining a film thickness for strength. For very porous substrates, apply a thin precoat as a primer layer and allow it to tack before final assembly. Keep joint lines clean by masking edges with painter tape and removing it before the adhesive skins. Where movement or vibration is expected, design the joint to share load across a large area. Troubleshooting Poor adhesion: Check for oil, release agents, or surface dust. Reclean and lightly abrade if necessary. Slow cure: Low temperature and low humidity extend cure time. Maintain moderate conditions for best results. Visible squeeze out: Wipe fresh material with a suitable solvent and a soft cloth. Once cured, trim carefully. Bond line prints through paint: Allow a full cure, then prime and apply thin coats of paint, allowing proper drying between coats. Storage and shelf life Store the bag sealed in a dry place off the ground. Always check the pack for a lot code and use by guidance. Reseal immediately after use and store upright. Dispose of empty containers responsibly. Safety Read the label before use. Wear gloves when handling uncured material. Provide ventilation in enclosed areas. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Keep out of reach of children and pets. If sensitivity occurs, stop use and seek advice. Do not ingest. First aid directions and detailed handling information are available on the package and the safety data sheet. Frequently asked questions Can I bond dissimilar materials? Yes, provided each surface is clean and sound. Differences in expansion are managed by the adhesive film thickness and the inherent flexibility after cure. Is clamping required? Light clamping improves alignment and final strength. Excessive pressure can starve the joint of adhesive which reduces performance. Is the bond water resistant? Once cured the bond resists splash water and routine humidity. For permanent immersion choose an adhesive designed for underwater service and follow the manufacturer guidance. Planning your job Measure twice and cut once. Dry assemble parts so you can confirm squareness and alignment before adhesive is involved. Keep rags, clamps, and spacers ready. If you are new to the product, test on offcuts to get a feel for bead size and squeeze out. A consistent 1 to 2 mm bond line is a good starting point for most rigid materials. Thicker lines help when surfaces are uneven. Avoid starving the joint by pressing too hard without giving the adhesive a place to reside. Responsible use Choose an adhesive that suits the materials and the environment the finished piece will face. If a joint will be submerged, carry structural loads, or be exposed to strong chemicals, check the technical data sheet for specific guidance. Many general purpose products are perfect for day to day work, while specialised tasks call for a system designed and tested for that environment. Using the right product first saves time, money, and rework. Aftercare and maintenance Adhesive joints are remarkably strong when used correctly. Design repairs so that routine loads are shared across a generous area. Where heavy vibration is present, pair the adhesive bond with appropriate mechanical fasteners. Keep cleaning chemicals mild, and avoid abrasive pads on visible joints. If a bond will be repainted, choose flexible paint where movement is expected, and keep edges sealed to prevent dirt tracking along the bond line. Recycling and disposal Allow empty containers to cure before disposal. Check local council guidance for recycling of plastics and metal cartridges. Never pour uncured product into drains or soil. Wipe tools on scrap material and let residue harden before placing in general waste. Smart handling keeps the workspace clean and reduces environmental impact.
$41.95
Skimming wall board top coat. Smooth ready to paint surface. Fine cracks, imperfections and feathering. Uni-Pro Smooth Coat Filler is the perfect final filler for skimming wallboard and plaster, giving a smooth, ready to paint surface. After base fillers have been applied, Smooth Coat's super fine, creamy texture makes filling fine cracks or surface imperfections easy and skims to a perfect feathered edge. Only a light sanding is required before painting.
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Larger-volume pails for trade and commercial jobs where consistent application and yield matter. Suited to construction adhesives, primers and patching compounds. Verify mixing, spread rate and open time before starting. Use filters to refine by chemistry and cure profile. Always read the product page and TDS/SDS.
