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Any 12 For £13 on Selected No Nonsense Decorators Caulk (Free collection) @ Screwfix
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Posted 20 March 2023

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12 For £13 NO NONSENSE DECORATORS' CAULK WHITE 310ML

Water-based, single-component, flexible acrylic filler. Ideal for use around skirting boards, ceilings and architraves. Dries quickly and is paintable in 1-2 hours

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  1. Gigasonix's avatar
    Or £1.19 each so a total saving of £1.28 if you buy 12.
  2. jonbee56's avatar
    As a tradesman tip, BUT NOT FOR PAINTER MATE ( & I know this advert is for painter mate, so please don't shout)!! If mastic get mouldy, paint over it with radiator enamel paint. Spray into the lid and use a kiddies silly paintbrush to touch it in.

    Anyway, voted hot as its good stuff & I use loads (edited)
    ZanderKaneUK_'s avatar
    The 3 times I've used chaulk it has always shrunk and cracked (grip filled skirts with wavey walls, then fill the uneven gap). All have been none or very low movement joints, guess it's my weekend warrior DIY know how :/ .
  3. STi_prodrive's avatar
    Good deal from Op but one thing is for sure, making sure its not old stock otherwise its a nightmare to try get it out the tube !
    I believe it can dry out so near impossible for it to actually do its job.

    Over all good stuff
    rosscopark's avatar
    I’d have to disagree, I’ve had a couple of tubes of this in the back of van (opened tubes) for 18months or more, past it use by date and found it no different from when it was first used, obviously you need new nozzles! (edited)
  4. OFAH's avatar
    If this becomes mouldy from damp around interior of window frame and the damp issue is sorted will bleach remove the mould OK? Or would it need cut out and redone? Or is there a anti-mould version the way there is for sanitary silicone? (edited)
    Gary_Stringer's avatar
    I was always told that bleech doesn't get rid of mould completely, and it will always come back. For what it's worth, just remove and redo once you have identified and resolved the original problem of mould gathering...
  5. areyousure's avatar
    I've used this a fair bit and find it very good, but for DIY 12 tubes seems a lot. Good if you're renovating maybe
  6. ssc1's avatar
    Indoor use only?
    OFAH's avatar
    Yeah
  7. Worldinmyeyes's avatar
    This is really nasty stuff, slumps and cracks, avoid like the plague.
    tommytbone1's avatar
    Any suggestions for alternatives? I've got a whole house to do
  8. mad_design_man's avatar
    Only £1 each in my local screwfix. Someone do the maths
  9. GregorskyDeals's avatar
    I don't recommend it, it shrinks and turns shiny grey when it dries.
  10. qprneil's avatar
    12 for a tenner at Wickes, plus another 10% for trade pro.
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