Gap Filler

Types of gap fillers

• Rigid gap filler

Rigid gap fillers are ideal for when you need a smooth finish. They are used to fill cracks and holes in solid surfaces like walls and ceilings.

• Flexible gap filler

Flexible gap fillers help users to achieve a crack-free fill even as a surface expands and contracts. These products are great for use on cracks and holes found between skirtings where flexibility is required.

• Foam gap filler

Foam gap fillers are used to close large, irregular shaped gaps or holes between surfaces.

How to use gap fillers

1. Ensure the surface is dry and free from any loose materials like dust, grease or paint flakes.
2. Apply the gap filler using a caulking gun, chisel, or spatula and force the product into the gap.
3. Leave the product to dry before smoothing the surface.
4. Store the product in a cool, dry place after use.

To fill larger gaps, remove any debris from the area before applying the foam gap filler. Once applied, leave the product to expand and cure before sanding the surface for a smooth, even finish.

Selleys Singapore’s gap filler forms long-lasting seals between gaps, cracks, and holes, helping you to effectively close space between surfaces.