Polybond Universal PVA Adhesive, Sealer & Concrete Additive (5 Litre)

This product is amazing works within 30 minutes 👍👏

So I got this because it says it is a "filler" or at least can be used as such. It's not particularly great at solely being used as a Polyfilla style filler. It is thin and quite paint-like in it's consistency so you cannot grab a chunk of it and mash it into a hole for example.Now, to be clear, the product doesn't necessarily claim to be able to do so, and I take it on board that it was most likely my own misinterpretation that led to this belief. However the product does make a whole bunch of claims to it's versatility in the listing and as such I don't think it's super-unreasonable for someone to believe it. I think perhaps the manufacturer should consider refining the listing somewhat to make it clear what specifically this is for.I did actually do some labouring work many years ago and I remember people sometimes add PVA glue to their concrete mixes. I think for this purpose, the product is ideal because as I alluded to earlier it has a liquid-y consistency that would lend itself to that.I find it hard to give it a fully negative review because I accept there may have been some misunderstanding on my part, and I think it would be fit for purpose particularly as an additive to a concrete mix in place of PVA glue.. However it is liquid-y and not really to be used as a traditional filler, the listing uses the word "filler" twice and brings some confusion in on itself I feel. When I think of a "filler" product I think of a chunkier, putty-like product not a liquid-y one. All things considered I think a 4* review is about fair, three would be too harsh but it ain't 5 either.

It’s a good product if you have large areas that needs filling! If you use it it stops the filler falling out as it drys out, hope it helps

Very good

Much smaller than I anticipated

If you're an experienced DIY person, this will be a product which is used with same principal as any other product type sealant, adhesive or even additive to concrete.If you are more of a person who wants to do something in their house, but doesn't have the experience or knowledge of how to do it, then you need to look for help & guidance.I say this as there are no clear instructions for beginners or anyone who's a novice to doing this type of work.Don't get me wrong, there are instructions, but are far from being detailed.In regards to product itself; it's good and does the job very well. I've used it as a sealant and filler. Great for any type of repairs, and as a mix with water, it bonds almost immediately with a surface. Drying time of this sealant/filler is no different to other products, will be dry to touch in an hour, but not recommened to sand it down or to apply other finishes just yet. After 1st hour, you can apply second layer if required, and then leave it to dry completely for 24 hours.Just make sure you don't add too little or too much when adding water or it to a cement mix. If you're looking for a good finish, make sure that surface it is being applied to is prepared as otherwise no type of universal bond or sealant or adhesive will do the job as required.

I've used a number of brands of PVA over the years and decided this one looked as good as any others to try this time and it didn't disappoint.Unlike some, it arrived with the lid firmly in place, no risk or it coming loose. It was also well packaged just in case which I approve of.I use it for a fresh plaster wall seal, and it diluted down and worked well.It's just a PVA glue and there's very little difference between any of them, whichever role you use it in. The price makes it a good buy and I'm perfectly happy with it anyway.

Very good stabiliser for concrete garage floor, could easily be diluted 25% water to make application easier and go further.