EVO-STIK GRIPFILL Gap Filling Adhesive, Bonds almost any surface, Colour: Buff, 350ml

Build quality easy to use

I have used this product before on my Koi pond and it is brilliant. I have used Gripfill to stick slate together to make my waterfall, which is fish safe once dried. It is very easy to apply and sticks the materials together very quickly. However, depending on the thickness of the glue and the weather conditions, it may take a few hours to fully dry. I use this all the time as I believe it is great value for money.

Very good stuff works well

Best product and great value.

Used to use for cut and stick special shaped bricks always a good bond

I've used gripfill on and off for many years. I don't know if theses been a change in formula but it skins over now super fast, so if you don't attached the item super instantly, and I mean *instantly* it is skinned over so not very sticky. It also needs more support for overhead items even if lightweight. I won't be using it any more personally.

Although I suggested Grip Fill, I was advised by a decorator to use No Nails to stick some plaster decorations to a wall. Within weeks a lot of the decorations had fallen off and smashed... I had to buy Grip Fill to do the job properly, there is no substitute, it's the best. Only downside is that the tube goes off fairly soon so wait until you have good few things to stick so you can use up the product.

The adhesive is pretty good, well worth the low price of under £4 that I paid. It's a thick, strong smelling adhesive, that holds very well.I used it to bind my Upstand to the wall and it gave me no problems, try not to get it on your skin, I ended up ripping skin off my fingers sitting there removing this from my hands the evening after I used it; wear gloves.DOWNSIDE: the green CARDBOARD tube is longer than your typical tube so it didn't fit in my cheap sealant gun, it was about 3-4cm too long. Determined to make it work, I forced the plunger into the back a few centimetres then used scissors to cut a few centimetres off the back of the cardboard tube so it would fit.Also used it to stick down a doorway bar thing, where the wooden floor of one room meets the floor at a different level in another room; time will tell how well it holds, but so far after a couple of weeks it seems solid.