Resealing around a bathroom fitting
Decide whether the joint needs a sanitary silicone or a suitable Fix All. Remove old sealant and contamination, allow for movement and let the new sealant cure fully before it gets wet.
Bathroom selection guide →Practical guidance
Choose a Fix All with four questions.
Start with the job, materials, exposure and performance you need, then explore the matching product in detail.
Guide 01
How to choose a Fix All.
Narrow the local range by the job, materials and performance you want, then explore the product details and application guidance.
- 01
What is the job?
Separate bonding, sealing and combined work. A moving joint needs different behaviour from a rigid mounted panel.
- 02
Which materials meet?
List both materials and any coatings. PE, PP and PTFE are common exclusions; plastics, mirrors and natural stone need specific checks.
- 03
What will it face?
Consider movement, humidity, rain, sunlight, cleaning, temperature and whether a surface is merely damp or continuously wet.
- 04
Which strength matters most?
Decide whether the job needs versatility, a clear finish, fast strength build-up or especially high initial grab.
Decision guide
A practical starting point.
| If your priority is… | Start with | Typical examples | Plan for the job |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elastic bonding and sealing | Fix All Flexi | Movement joints, skirting, mixed-material repairs, suitable sanitary details | Materials, joint size and movement, water exposure, plastics and natural stone |
| A transparent finish | Fix All Crystal | Glass details, displays and visible decorative bonds | Finished appearance, water exposure, plastics and food-contact applications |
| Fast early handling strength | Fix All Turbo | Time-sensitive mounting and renovation work | Temporary support, full cure before loading and at least one suitable curing surface |
| Demanding initial grab | Fix All X-treme Power | Heavier vertical mounting on compatible building materials | Materials, component weight and the support needed during curing |
| High grab with faster strength build-up | Fix All X-treme Power Express | Heavy-duty mounting where work needs to progress sooner | Materials, component weight, full cure and any support needed during curing |
Common Singapore jobs
What each job needs.
Mounting a mirror or panel
Match the adhesive to the mirror backing, panel coating, wall condition and weight, and plan support during curing where needed.
Bonding selection guide →Repair exposed to rain or sun
Stop the water source where possible and distinguish damp adhesion from immersion. Check UV, movement and whether the detail needs a waterproofing system.
Waterproofing selection guide →Get the best result
Prepare, apply and cure with confidence.
- Read the technical and safety data sheets on the product page.
- Test adhesion, appearance and paint compatibility on unfamiliar materials.
- Ask the local team for help with demanding water, structural or regulated applications.