Flexible fillers are one of the most versatile on the market and are designed for sealing gaps where some type of movement will still be required. This makes it ideal for along the top of skirting boards or around door and window frames, which need that flexibility due to natural contraction and expansion. Although a wide range of flexible fillers area available for interior use, there are also a number designed for outdoor applications or where there may be high levels of moisture, such as in bathrooms or laundries.
The Selleys range of No More Gaps products has a number of solutions to your flexible gap-filling needs. One of their latest products – Selleys 3 in 1 – is a multiple-use product that seals, bonds and fills, so offers the versatility of a filler, adhesive and sealant in one tube. Ados has a flexible filler called Gap Filler, while Sika’s Fast Gaps Filler is also designed for this application. Another option is Bostik’s Fill-A-Gap, a
water-based, paintable, acrylic gap filler.
In almost every instance, you’ll find that flexible filler is paintable but it pays to check on the packaging beforehand. Generally, flexible fillers can’t be sanded so they require careful application to ensure the best
finish.
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