Everbuild 503 Premium S.B.R. Bond Admixture – Water Resistant Bonding Agent – White – 5 litre

I used this neat with mortar and it really toughens it up and provides good adhesion. When I first got it, I diluted it. It worked, but I found a better result using it neat.

Good value, does the job very well. Delivered promptly.

Thought I’d try this as an alternative to PVA for plastering after seeing a video recommending it. As advised applied it neat and it worked a treat. I like the idea that it’s not water soluble once dry, so it’s good for any areas that might be prone to dampness. Don’t know how this compares to other brands of SBR as I usually use PVA but happy with this one, good consistency, application and bonds well with one light thin coat and it goes far. Would recommend but with one mountainous proviso, once you manage to open the thing pour the contents into a different container because that lid is an absolute pig of a thing to open and will frustrate you to anger. I’m not a fan of child proof lids for adults but this push down and turn fifty times before it opens is next level nonsense. On the basis of it’s what’s inside that counts full marks but if I was writing this while trying to get the thing open it would be something expletively nearer a zero. That said and on balance, if you can swap the contents into a different container then it’s pretty dammed good – with just one star off overall for the crazy lid.

Watched a few UT vids and found the recommendations on this product PVA based floor prep in advance of painting So used to treat the new floor in advance on paining at least 2 months on from new floor being poured. needs 48 hours min before laying 1st coat - is my experience in autumn temps. Better to ensure the sealing coat is fully dry - then put 2 coats on of the BS/GREY down and it went down a treat on the base bonded base coat. But you MUST allow drying time plus don't rush for the 1st and 2nd coats. The paint is quality and rolls on nicely but won't fill imperfections in the floor. So fill first if your particular. Also would suggest buy more than you need i's economic as buying convince tins with smaller volumes means you pay more and then your find your short. So paying for a quality paint like this means you can repaint in the future buying in bulk is the correct way.

For the task I had for the ready mixed post worked excellently. Obviously, the actual strength and quality can only assessed over time in various environmental conditions. For reviews that come from a single short experience can not be a thorough examination, most reviews are much like this, however I can say "So far, so good".

seems to be ok. not sure shaw you can tell if it works. many thanks

Excellent stuff. Used it to make a slurry for some porcelain tiles and it worked a dream. good quality stuff. It was much cheaper than the other brands and very easy to apply

Not used product yet but for what item is and easily damaged due to how it's delivered packaging was inadequate. Arrived just in cardboard box all busted open and ripped but thankfully still intact on this occasion. Needs something more robust. Item itself is as described.