Sika Fastfix paving compound

SikaPower® epoxy adhesives, toughened by SmartCore, outperform the state-of-the-art 2C epoxy adhesives in terms of durability and fatigue resistance becoming the preferred choice in industries such as commercial transportation, wind, appliances and industrial equipment. SmartCore technology provides highest levels of toughness without compromising mechanical strength and static load capacity. It is designed to withstand high impact energies and elevated dynamic load cycles and is therefore the i

1.6K views · 54 reactions | Bonding or Mechanical Fixing? The advantages of bonding in comparison to mechanical fixing are that bonding is faster, safer and more durable. Less tools are needed, it is a clean application, and it is possible to install objects even on uneven surfaces. Read more on https://www.sika.com/sika-construction-adhesives/en/index/application_overview/bonding-vs--mechanical-fixation.html | Sika | Facebook

Jointing filler and jointing compound may seem similar, but they serve different purposes that contribute to the overall quality and durability of the final result. Jointing filler is used for filling and patching gaps, cracks, and holes in surfaces, while jointing compound, often referred to as 'mud,' is specifically designed for finishing drywall seams and joints. Here's a closer look at each product and how they differ. For in-depth information on drywall finishing, see the comments section!