Toupret 66205 Touprelith Masonry Repair Filler, Grey

With filler it matters little what colour it is, given you can always buy colour additives, This is grey not the brown as advertised however I really don't care as long as it does the job. This stuff really is good, it sticks where you put it, as long as you mix to the right consistency, which is easy. Pour water into a container to equal roughly what you need, then slowly mix in the filler and stir, until you get the right consistency. This mixture does not slough down the wall like many fillers and it sticks where you put it, unlike many other fillers which do not stick well and fall out of the work area leaving much of it on the floor. I did research this and found that many others thought this was good and as for the price I would say it is reasonable. I cannot fault this masonry filler in any way, It is certainly the best I have used.

A good product that does what it says on the 'tin.'

Used to fill a crack which had appeared down one wall of my block built conservatory. Very easy to mix to a good consistency and simple to knife into the crack. Dried without any sign of where the crack had been once painted. No sign of further cracking so I am very happy.

Used for repaired cracked render ( ground out cracks first) 100% good

I bought this on the recommendation of my daughter - a property renovator who states that she has "tried a lot of fillers". She was right. This is really easy to use and did the job of filling some not too bad surface cracks in concrete rendering. Once I had painted the finished wall with masonry paint, it looked just about perfect. Easy to mix, easy to use and fairly quick drying for this type of filler too. I would definitely recommend this product.

Expensive but very good, you will need to be fairly experienced to use this product as it is rapid setting, otherwise you will be doing the work in small bits after half of the first mix sets before you can use it.

Wish I'd found this years ago. I needed to repair some damage to a heavily textured rendered wall after some old exterior fittings had been removed. Did some reasearch and this stuff was recommended since it doesn't sag or run (if mixed correctly), and it can be formed into precise shapes which will hold until the product has set. It is pricey for a filler but I guess you get what you pay for. I was able to recreate the original texture of the rough render with a small plasterers trowel, and it stayed put immediatley. You get about 30 mins work time after which it will cure and set to something resembling concrete - it really is super strong stuff. It can be sanded later if needed. Once painted it was pretty much an invisible repair to a very tricky surface. Probably overkill as an internal filler, but for exterior use on stone, concrete or render I've not found anything better. Oh, and yes it's grey, not brown. Which matters not if you are painting over it as I was in this case.

Good product prompt delivery thanks Pete