NO CRACK High Quality, Non Cracking Paintable Sealant


Water-resistant, water-based sealant with non-cracking formulation and good adhesion to most building materials. Easy to clean, it can be over-painted, stained or varnished for colour matching purposes within 1 hour. Highly flexible, it is formulated to prevent craze cracking and discolouration of paint when painted with most water based and synthetic paints. Contains a fungicide which helps retard mould growth.


Application: ideal for sealing, waterproofing and draught-proofing around door and window frames and soffit boards with limited movement. Adheres to most building materials and can be over-painted, stained or varnished. No Crack contains a powerful anti-fungal compound to retard mould growth and can be used to fill cracks and joints with low movement.


For internal and external use with a lifespan of 15 years. F EXT-INT


EN15651 -1 Code Colour BDNCCWH White


Size EU3


Box Barcode 12


5056437401359 NEW


RAPTILE 100% Silicone Repair Tape Self-fusing emergency repair tape made from highest quality silicone.


Application: Simply stretch the tape and wrap it back onto itself to create a seal around almost any surface (or shape) which will resist temperatures from -50 to +2600


C, electricity up to 8000V and


pressure up to 8 bar. Raptile is fully waterproof and will create an airtight seal.


Perfect for: plumbing repairs, electrical insulation, corrosion prevention, waterproofing, tool handles & grips, hosepipe repairs, emergency o-rings ... basically anything you might come across, anywhere, even underwater.


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BDRAPWH White BDRAPR BDRAPCL BDRAPBL


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Clear Black


Size 3M


3M 3M 3M


Box Barcode 12


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