What is trowel mastic used for?
Waterproofing, stopping, bedding, pointing and sealing in general building and roofing work. It is a thick, trowel-grade material for repairs where a gun-grade sealant would be too thin.
How do I apply it?
Work it into the joint, crack or lap with a trowel or filling knife, press it well in and shape it to shed water. Build up deep repairs in layers.
Can I use it on a roof?
Yes, it is designed for roofing repairs such as bedding, pointing and waterproofing, as well as general building work.
What sizes are available?
1 L, 2.5 L and 5 L, so you can match the quantity to the repair.
Is it flexible once cured?
Yes, it cures to a flexible, weather-resistant finish suited to the small movements in roof and building joints.
How is it different from a liquid membrane?
Trowel mastic is a thick material worked in by trowel for joints and localised repairs. For coating a larger area, a brush-applied product such as Seal It liquid membrane or bitumen paint is better.