Tetrion Fine Surface Filler Tube 330g

Very useful for filling small holes/cracks. May need two fillings for deeper holes. Best to leave a little proud and sand off for good finish.

So I’ve used a lot of filler in my time, and I’m fully aware that sometimes you need to mix it up before using it.I therefore massages the tube before opening it to ensure that the contents were fully mixed. Unfortunately, it didn’t make any difference because the contents were roughly the consistency of dish water, and so the filler dripped everywhere down the wall.Notwithstanding this, I tried mixing it again with exactly the same results. The only good thing I can say about this product was that I was given a refund without the hassle of having to take the item somewhere to send it back.However, as I obviously wanted fine filler and not the money in my bank account, that was small consolation.I have reverted to using my normal non-fine, ready, mixed filler that actually works.

Had to buy a tub of it.When I opened the tube,it was too runny.I had to shake it to thicken it up .It is much stronger than Polly filler .

no problem with the transaction, recommended

The white filler even after the usual pre opening massage of the plastic body was thin and brown.Eventually I got a reasonable consistency and a decent result. It dries very quickly.A repeat application a few days later was unsuccessful as the nozzle was blocked and pressure simply burst the plastic tube!So I suppose a good product but use ( in my experience) problematic.

Was unusable where it had separated. Liquid just squirted out and the the rest, despite efforts to massage mix it, was too solid to be squeezed out of the tube. Tried to save money, but now back to ordering main brands. Don't waste your time with this product

Bought the tube of this filler and used it within days of it arriving but it was very watery. Couldn't mix it back in to the solids at the bottom of the tube.

The media could not be loaded. Unfortunately, we were unable to use this filler. It seems almost semi-solid within the tube and requires considerable force and strength to extract it from the tube about a millimetre at a time. In practice it is unusable and feels like old stock.