310ml Toupret Fill-Flex Flexible Filler for Gaps and Cracks Fibacryl

Difficult to stop it squirting out for a minute while you move to the next job. It actually goes in the checks really well if it’s quite large. I like the fact that it’s white as the the one you mix up is a gray colour. It’s a lot more chalky than expected but its really nice and easy to work with apart from the never-ending wormy tube that keeps squirting out all the time. I had to keep putting my finger over the top to stop it coming out while I moved on. Overall, I would buy it again as it’s much easier than mixing up.

This stuff is amazing. It’s saved me getting my bathroom ceiling re plastered. I would highly recommend it.

Nice easy to use/apply. Can be sanded and painted. Disappointed by shrinkage, be prepared to do a second touch up application prior to painting

Great product. Easy to use.

Used it to first fill hairline cracks. Very good results.

This filler does its job and has filled cracks in my plaster walls. I'm hoping it will be a permanent fix. However, the filler is described as white and looks white, until it dries then it looks more of a beige which isn't great if you're over painting with a light colour.

As someone whose walls have more lines than a stand-up comedian's script, I decided it was time to address the situation. Enter the 310ml Toupret Fill-Flex Flexible Filler—a product so adept at handling cracks, it could moonlight as a therapist. Applying this filler was a breeze; it glided into my wall's crevices like butter on warm toast. Once dried, it remained flexible, accommodating the natural movements of my home's structure without splitting—unlike my patience during DIY projects. Now, my walls are as smooth as a jazz saxophonist's solo, and I can entertain guests without fearing judgment for my home's "abstract art" aesthetic. If only there were a product this effective for the cracks in my social life!

Not sure if user error but once I pressed on it it kept coming and coming and coming. Not had this issue before with he same cut and gun. It's bit more messy than your usual caulk and more rubbery but obviously needed as it is a flexible one. Bit undecided on this product but could be down to my own application.