ToupretFIBACRYL - Exterior Flexible Filler 1 KG 27038

Used it on outside wall been on for weeks fantastic easy to use and we have painted over it and the crack is gone, it was just a surface crack on roughcast. I used my fingers as I didn’t want a smooth surface but probably should have used gloves done the job

This is good for a base fill on cracks, it has tiny bits of fibre in, which i imagine bonds it's together more, but it doesn't finish too well.

I ordered this product after reviewing others on the site.It's not expensive & is easy to use.Whether or not it stands up to the weather in NI remains to be seen.

I knew Toupret has a fantastic, useful range of products as was suggested to me by various of our workmen over time.I tried to once and for all prepaid a reappearing gypsum board crack on a diagonal ceiling between two Veluxes.. We had the builders come back multiple times to address this but I have always suspect they used cheap and plain material to cover it up temporarily. This Toupret flexible filler seems to do what it says; it is sturdy and flexible. So I prepared the crack by removing some of the paint and crumbles. Then applied tiny bits of the filler - you got to be careful not to put on thick layers because of the slightly thick, rubbery structure of the files fit is hard to sandpaper afterward. It starts to harden instantly so I found that removed excess filer on you blade should not be uses again, unless its for deep gaps. The filler can be plastered or painted over quite easily.I quite confident that the crack will not reappear for a long while if at all. This stuff seems to work and I will use it for some other wall cracks around the house.Given how prices of professional house painters have soared I decided to do some indoor paint jobs myself. If anything, I as always one rate past few decades I have always been frustrated with their result and way of working - I might be too demanding and precise when it comes to painting. But this Toupret filler is unmissable with the preparation work, that in my experience is alway the most time-consuming and essential part.

Easy to use and would use again...

The pot it comes in is poor quality , you can't work smooth easily and as it dries like latex you can't sand...interesting product but can't see it working now it's all the wall

I like the fact it fills large cracks but I used it to fill small holes before papering my walls, I had no idea it dried like latex, I used an electric sander which heated the filler rolling into small balls and falling off the wall, use this on large cracks only use a razor blade to scrape the excess off sanding is pointless

Been using this on cracked render on the front bays of my Victorian house. Fairly easy to apply, but on drying on every crack there has been 'shrink back' and I have had to put on a second layer. No layer has been no more than 5-6 mm so well within the maximum 10mm mentioned on the tin. Time will tell once painted whether long term it is any good, but the 'shrink back' means every crack must be filled twice before sanding down so job takes longer than I would have hoped. Fine if you only have one crack, not so good if like me you have 21.