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Polycell PLCFSF500GS Fine Surface Filler Tub, 500 g, White £3.50 @ Amazon
Polycell PLCFSF500GS Fine Surface Filler Tub, 500 g, White £3.50 @ Amazon
Polycell PLCFSF500GS Fine Surface Filler Tub, 500 g, White £3.50 @ Amazon
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Posted 2 July 2023

Polycell PLCFSF500GS Fine Surface Filler Tub, 500 g, White £3.50 @ Amazon

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Polycell Fine Surface Polyfilla is an easy way to fill fine cracks of up to 2mm. It produces a professional, glass smooth surface, and is ideal for minor blemishes and wood grain. The Polyfilla is quick drying, and touch dry in 30-60 minutes.

  • Apply with palette knife
  • Extra fine filler for hairline cracks and woodgrain
  • For a professional glass smooth surface for painting
  • Fills cracks up to 2mm wide

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  • 1 x PLCFSF500GS Fine Surface Filler Tub 500g

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  1. chippy95's avatar
    chippy95
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    DIY noob here, could I use that to fill this?
    thewoods0_5's avatar
    thewoods0_5
    Toupret is brilliant for this kind of repair, can be picked up from screwfix
  2. AverageJoeseph's avatar
    AverageJoeseph
    My house developed small cracks between skirting and wall in quite a few places as the paint job seem to just go over them together and then during winter the skirting moves slightly, is that normal?

    Do I put this on or just paint over?

    How do I know if a hairline crack is just the paint or the plaster? It's so fine I can't tell.
    Minty's avatar
    Minty
    For that job, you would need decorators caulk. It comes in tubes and can be applied with a caulking gun. The difference between this and caulk is that caulk stays flexible, so any movement between the skirting and the wall means the gap (shouldn't ) open up again.

    It's easy to apply. You just squirt it into the gap and go over it with a damp finger. Baby wipes are useful to get it off your hands. You can also wipe across it with a damp cloth, and it can be painted over.

    Available from Amazon, Screwfix etc. Usually a couple of quid a tube (don't forget the gun though, they can be had for £5-10.
  3. jaizan's avatar
    jaizan
    I would recommend the powdered filler.

    If you keep the bag sealed, it will last for years and there is always some available when you need it.
    The premixed filler in tubs will go off, so unless you use it all in one go, most of it gets thrown away.
    Vee2020's avatar
    Vee2020
    Agree. Once I randomly grabbed one (pre mixed) when coming across and stocked it up in my garage think myself being very organised and pre planned.... Until 2-3years later, opened up to use the first time, the texture is not smooth anymore and my completed work absolutely looked yucky (couldn't be bothered to buy a new one)🤪
  4. BargainHunter30's avatar
    BargainHunter30
    Thank you, ordered
  5. mozzer_Morris's avatar
    mozzer_Morris
    Great price for the larger pot
  7. HottestDeal's avatar
    HottestDeal
    This or Everbuild One Strike Multi-Purpose Ready To Use Filler, White, 450 ml amzn.eu/d/f…CA6


    how do the compare?
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