Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Build up the repair in layers of no more than 10mm to 20mm per layer. For the very first layer, make the mix slightly wetter than normal, about the consistency of smooth peanut butter. This will help with bonding and adhesion. Allow each layer to dry (it does not have to fully cure) and scrape back any skin that has formed on the surface to assist bonding.

The Shipping charge is a postage and packing charge. This includes the cost of the outer packaging, labour costs, the cost of transporting the package to the courier or post office, and their charge for delivering the item.

Steadfast do not recommend this. Resin can cause the bar that it encapsulates to be too firm as the resin cures too hard. This will induce the crack to migrate to the end of the crack stitch bar. Helical Grout is designed to micro-crack which will take the small amounts of movement and stop the wall cracking.

This is called efflorescence and is caused by water reacting with the natural salts that are contained within the brick. It is quite common for walls to be cleaned prior to tinting and aggressive cleaning, such as the use of a pressure washer, can pull the slats to the surface where they then evaporate as they dry. Efflorescence can also occur with new build properties when the brickwork was not protected from the elements during construction.

The efflorescence can be removed using a salt inhibitor that you spray on. Please note some touch up of the tint may be required if an aggressive product is used.