StickIt Tile Repair Kit 5L

Description

StickIt is a new generation adhesive specifically designed to fix loose or drummy tiles without having to pull them up. StickIt will also fix drummy render and will save you time, money and inconvenience. Repairing loose tiles is easy with the StickIt Tile Repair Kit. Simply drill, inject and forget. The StickIt Tile Injection Kit comes with all you need to fix drummy or loose tiles in place and is available in 1 litre and 5 litre kits for smaller or larger jobs. Repairing loose tiles used to mean pulling them all up and re-laying them which can cost thousands of dollars. Not any more - The StickIt Tile Injection Repair Kit is so easy to use, almost anyone with a drill can do it! Why pay huge repair bills when you can do it yourself! This StickIt 5L Kit includes everything you need to re-bond up to 25m² or approximately 250ft². Full details, videos and application guides are found on our website www.shalex.com.au/stickit/ QUICK INSTRUCTIONS: Identify the tiles that are loose or drummy, then using the 2mm carbide tip drill bit included in the kit, drill through the grout around the tiles approx 10cm (4in.) apart. In wet areas take care not to drill too deep as you may damage the waterproofing membrane underneath. Continue drilling around the affected tiles until the entire area to be injected is drilled out. Assemble the kit as per instructions included in the kit. Insert the needle into first drill hole and squeeze the trigger for 3-5 seconds ONLY! Remove needle and move on to next drill hole and repeat. IMPORTANT INFORMATION! StickIt is not a gap filling product! It is important not to try to fill up voids by injecting large volumes into the one area as you will use too much adhesive and you may find that it will take a very long time to cure. Using StickIt per the quick instructions, above, will successfully re-bind loose tiles without the need to pull them up, saving you $$$. Review: What a messy deal . . . - As you can see from the photo, the 5L tank leaked at the seam at the bottom of the pressurized tank and created a mess on the floor. Perhaps it is a good idea to check the tank under pressure using water before placing the white cement and placing it under pressure. I plan to try the Fix-A-FLoor repair adhesive next to see how that works as I still have loose tiles.