Several years ago I used a dark grey, almost black, filler with a slightly
sandy texture that was almost foolproof, and went on very smoothly after
stirring. I bought it in Focus. It had a slightly foreign sounding name I
think. Was certainly not made by Polyfilla. Can anyone recall this product
and where it could now be obtained please?

PAULINE SALEMI wrote:
Several years ago I used a dark grey, almost black, filler with a slightly
sandy texture that was almost foolproof, and went on very smoothly after
stirring. I bought it in Focus. It had a slightly foreign sounding name I
think. Was certainly not made by Polyfilla. Can anyone recall this product
and where it could now be obtained please?

Tetrion, maybe?

Why not describe what you want to use your filler for, and I'm sure
someone can recommend a suitable alternative to whatever it is you can't
source!

David

Lobster wrote:

Tetrion, maybe?

Why not describe what you want to use your filler for, and I'm sure
someone can recommend a suitable alternative to whatever it is you
can't source!

David

I've only ever seen Terion in brilliant white. Not that that means
anything.

Richard

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Lobster wrote:

Tetrion, maybe?

Why not describe what you want to use your filler for, and I'm sure
someone can recommend a suitable alternative to whatever it is you
can't source!

David

I've only ever seen Terion in brilliant white. Not that that means
anything.

Maybe an external version. Like external Polyfilla is a grey colour and
more 'cementy'
--
Chris French, Leeds

sounds like tile adhesive.

NT

"PAULINE SALEMI" wrote in
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Several years ago I used a dark grey, almost black, filler with a
slightly sandy texture that was almost foolproof, and went on very
smoothly after stirring. I bought it in Focus.

Wickes' ready-mixed patching plaster (so called)? Definitely sandy and
quite dark. And really not very useful in my opinion.

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Rod

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