POLYCELL 20204 Polycell Quick Set Cement Polyfilla, 2 kg - Grey

Product comes in two sealed bags which is useful if you only need a small amount. The cement does set quickly so make sure you are ready to apply straight after mixing. Very good product.

Works really well. Rock hard in 10 minutes and perfect gray cement color for excellent blend with existing cement. Also very easy to apply and clean tools after application. Easily the most satisfying mortar I ever used as it is so easy to apply and great for emergency repairs or anything that needs to be hard quickly.

It works well..dries in minutes

Easy to mix and use. Good finish

I recently used Quick Set Cement Polyfilla for a DIY project, and I couldn't be more impressed with the results. This product is an absolute game-changer for anyone tackling home repairs or renovations.First and foremost, the quick-setting formula is a lifesaver. It sets in just minutes, allowing me to complete my project in record time. Whether I'm filling cracks in walls, patching up holes, or repairing concrete surfaces, the fast-drying nature of this cement makes the whole process incredibly efficient.Furthermore, the strength and durability of Quick Set Cement Polyfilla are unmatched. Once it's set, it forms a rock-solid bond that's incredibly tough and long-lasting. I have peace of mind knowing that my repairs will stand the test of time, even in high-traffic areas or exposed to the elements

It does the job and hardens very rapidly. Easy to mix and use. Has a big capacity to fill making it value for money. It dries in a white colour making it easy to paint over.

Brilliant good strong solid cement . I use it loads on my patio for repair jobs. Just fill in any gaps and level off with a wet knife dipped in water.

I used this product to repair the threshold of a double-door, and patching missing pointing between a brick wall and a wooden door frame. For both applications it was very effective, though the mixing instructions and setting times made no sense. Primed and painted the threshold to good effect.Sets to a very hard substance. I was able to set screw anchors in it by putting the hardware in place with the screws in the anchors to get perfect positioning. This worked very well.Tips: 1) Mix by trial and error. Use a bottle of water to control the amount of water you're using.2) Mix in a bowl you won't be needing for anything else: The sand in the mixture will scratch up the surface while you mix thoroughly.3) You can smooth off the profile of your repair with a damp sponge, BUT the surface will be a little rougher than if you finish with a smooth scraper or trowel. This is because sponging will take some of the cement from between the sand particles, making the sand stand out a tiny amount from the surface, giving it a rougher feel.