Toupret Skim-Flex 5KG Ready Mixed Filler £9.09 With Click & Collect @ Dulux Decorating Centre

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Was recommended this to use for the plaster along the stair riser. Huge 5KG for £9.01 for pickup from you local Dulux Decorating Centre.

READY TO USE FLEXIBLE SKIMCOAT FOR MOVING & TILED SUBSTRATES:

A fine skimcoat filler that remains flexible when dry so a perfect coating when treating re-appearing cracks. It can also be used for light filling. It is suitable for damp areas and is breathable so is ideal for kitchens and bathrooms. It offers excellent adhesion on all substrates, including soft surfaces and even for covering tiles. Easy to spread, easy to sand.

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Edited by a community support team member, 17 May 2023

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sab
17th May
Seems a good price but reviews on Amazon state it takes ages to dry and sags and shrinks..
teddyshady
17th May
Amazon reviews...
smokedsausage
17th May
Toupret a cut above all other brands filler it's different class.
Great deal. Also TCB 4%
dogsballs
17th May
thanks for posting this
jonahj
17th May
Thanks for posting
john733
17th May
Thought this would keep my wig in place once and for all and then realised I mis-read the title! (edited)
Jonah13
17th May
Thanks OP. Coming up as £9.01, so even better.
marteee
17th May
Great, was looking for exactly that to combat movement around the stairs - lets see if it works!
larry-the-second
19th May
So long as you're happy this is just seasonal movement and a fine crack that's not getting bigger...

Recommend cutting back a bit of original plaster either side then adding mesh or scrim tape which should reduce chance of cracking again
Broc_Mudflap
17th May
Bargain! I use Toupret wood filler quite a lot and it is really decent quality gear.
Wonky100
17th May
I know Toupret do a Joint Skim and Fill product, but does anyone know if this product can be used for jointing tapered plasterboard?? I’m guessing so but does anyone know for sure?? Cheers.
lordfakeclothes
18th May
The product sheet doesn't say it should be used for filling joints. The joint skim and fill is really good though
teddyshady
17th May
This is been on 75% off for a while, got 2 tubs on the 6th of May.
harvey.atkins
17th May
Where's the post?? :/
londonstinks
17th May
That's an odd flavour for whey. I'll bite.
HughMungus69
17th May
Doesn't taste that great but good protein content. Voted hot
kingslick
18th May
Can this this be used for filling in flaked plaster from changing skirting boards and architrave?. Or what what would you recommended.
larry-the-second
19th May
Never used this specific product but sure. If it's a small gap IE a couple of mm between wall and wood, I'd probably use acrylic frame sealant, cheap flexible and paintable
cactusjack
18th May
Would this be suitable for an outdoor roof covered porch ceiling? The roof ceiling is currently just old plasterboard and was looking for a quick fix of some kind. It's about 6ft x 12ft area. Thanks!
lordfakeclothes
19th May
Should be fine as a skim coat. I've done the same in my outhouse
Woody711
24th May
Order accepted and money taken for 2 tubs for collection. My local branch just telephoned me to inform me that this product is discontinued and they will refund me.

I feel misled and disappointed 😞