OB1 Brown Multi-Surface Construction Sealant & Adhesive - Hybrid Polymer - Ex...

Found this about 10 years ago. Sealed round the bath which has an overhead shower and is used about 6 times a day (two footballing sons!) it just started crumbling last week so I had to skim the surface and re-cover to tidy up. I reckon if I’d used ordinary bathroom silicone I’d have had to re-do two or three times by now. Long lasting, cleaner to work with than silicone and also works well as an adhesive (I’ve used it for repairing tiles, sticking on skirting boards and all sorts.) just good stuff.

I used it to seal around plastic utility cupboards where they meet fair-faced brickwork. It works just fine and is easy to use in terms of application, smoothing off and cleaning up afterwards. Reasonable price too.

This product is pretty good, I really liek that it is not solvent based. I do find it hard to work with because it is acrylic it sticks to absolutely everything in sight you need to be careful.there is a product on the market almost the same as this for £4 a tube.

As above. VFM Purchased one before & well pleased so ordered again

Easy to apply, quick to cure. Use it to repair rotten window frames, bonds wood ttogether and faster than glue with added bonus of gap filling. Paint seems to adhere well - time will tell

These hybrid polymer sealants are great as adhesives and stick most things to most things. You can also use these as a sealant, but in my experience, they tend to discolour and go matt quicker (I prefer Dow bathroom silicone for this).Apparently, you can paint over this as well - but I haven't tried it!A great product, and useful for all sorts of jobs around the house. I have stuck tile backer to a concrete wall when making a small tile repair, used to secure plasterboard in place when patching out an old socket, stuck metal roofing sheets together to seal, fixed mirrors to the wall, and used to secure skirting.A do-it-all product - recommended!

Seems to grip really well to everything I've tried including cement, brick, wood and glass. No leaks so far and it seems to be holding up to the weather very well.

UseI got this to glue aluminium tread plate onto flat steel plate to avoid having to buy more expensive tread like stainless steel which I can't weld.ValueThis was on offer cheaper than certain DIY store with yellow and blue logos. I think it was £7/8 instead of £12 and it's a biggish tube compared to some smaller silicone sizes.ConsistencyIt's somewhat sticky and I used a narrow bead which was quite hard to pump out. When I aligned the two pieces I had a bit of resistance trying to press them together and used clamps in the end.Hold/stickOnce together and dry the pieces are held together very well.It's nice to have a seal as well as a glue.ColourI got Graphite colour which is quite nice and dark grey.SmellNo noticeable smell.OverallI would recommend and will use again if I have the need for both a sealant and glue-like substance.