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Make Good Driwall Plasterboard adhesive, 25kg Bag
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Product details
Product information
- CE marked
- Apply the plaster with a trowel or filling knife
Specifications
Brand | Make Good |
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Container type | Bag |
Pack quantity | 1 |
Drying time | 2-4 h |
Product weight | 25kg |
Location | Internal |
Application method | Plastering trowel |
Range | Driwall |
Colour group | Grey |
Standard | TS EN 13963 |
Product code | 5060370711604 |
Reviews
Sticks great
G85 - 18 days ago
Bought a few bags to put up some board in my garage, stuck really well and had plenty of time to use
Rubbish
Andy - 1 month ago
Worst product ever bought ....prepped walls and spent time to make sure all level.....customer callback "its all falling off" 20 yrs in the game and this is the first time ever ....gypsum driwall is the only one to use
Good
Still roofing - 1 month ago
Of the 5 bag's I've used it was really good. Sticky and lasted as long as I needed it too. I don't really understand the comments about it going off quick
Awful
Dabzy1978 - 1 month ago
Pretty much one of the worst brands of plaster and adhesives I've had the displeasure of using... So, as a drylining/plastering system goes... I've been on the journey once, and concluded I'd rather put pins in my eyes then use this "Make Good" system again.
The worst I’ve ever used ,
Beechey888 - 2 months ago
Stick to a named brand , it’s useless , it’s says working time 60 mins , more like 15 and it’s gone off , I bought ten bags I used them and cursed everyone of them !!! Do yourself a favour and don’t buy this utter rubbish