Resealing around a bathroom fitting
Decide whether the joint needs a sanitary silicone or an appropriate Fix All. Remove contamination, confirm movement and allow complete cure before water exposure.
Bathroom selection guide →Practical guidance
Start with the job, materials, exposure and performance you need, then explore the matching product in detail.
Guide 01
Narrow the local range by the job, materials and performance you want, then explore the product details and application guidance.
Separate bonding, sealing and combined work. A moving joint needs different behaviour from a rigid mounted panel.
List substrates and coatings. PE, PP and PTFE are common exclusions; plastics, mirrors and natural stone need specific checks.
Consider movement, humidity, rain, sunlight, cleaning, temperature and whether a surface is merely damp or continuously wet.
Choose versatility and movement, a clear finish, early strength or demanding initial grab.
Decision guide
| 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 | Substrate, joint geometry, water exposure and preparation for plastics or 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
Decide whether the joint needs a sanitary silicone or an appropriate Fix All. Remove contamination, confirm movement and allow complete cure before water exposure.
Bathroom selection guide →Match the adhesive to the mirror backing, panel coating, wall condition and weight, and plan support during curing where needed.
Bonding selection guide →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