I've got a small area in the kitchen ceiling to patch due to a leak in the bathroom above. I ordered my materials to be delivered but when they arrived I didn't get the jointing compound I ordered. However I have a big tub of One Strike filler on hand. Would that work as a substitute with paper tape? Or is it totally the wrong stuff?
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One Strike filler instead of joint compound for repair?
- Thread starter Mander
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You can certainly try and report back. The chance of someone else who tried exotic combinations is unlikely. What you have there is more a filler. Where as jointing compound is an adhesion paste. The product information indicates you just fill the hole:
www.everbuild.co.uk
One Strike Filler | Professional Decorating Fillers UK | Everbuild
One Strike is a revolutionary filler formulated using lightweight polymer bubbles that fills holes and cracks in just one quick application. World Class Manufacturing. 25 Years of Expertise. Order Today.
www.everbuild.co.uk
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