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8-in-1 multi-purpose interior filler

The eight uses

One single product, eight documented functions, for interior use.

Fills, smooths, bonds, joints, repairs, regulates humidity, roughs out and evens out.

Walls and ceilings, new and old. Professionals (painters, plasterers, drylining fitters) and home users.

For interior use only.

01

Function by function

The eight functions are those of the manufacturer's technical data sheet, in the order it gives them. For each one: what it makes possible, what the documentation prescribes, and what it does not say.

  1. F-01

    Fills

    Fill before finishing.

    Fixing holes, chases closed up after conduit has been run, chips on an old wall, cracks. The technical data sheet requires cracks to be filled to be opened to at least 5 mm, and cut edges to be left clean and dust-free before filling.

    What the documentation does not say
    No maximum filling depth is published in the current edition of the technical data sheet.
  2. F-02

    Smooths

    Bring a wall or a ceiling to a paint-ready state.

    Applied with a filling knife, a smoothing trowel or a float. Allow 2 hours' drying between coats. Particle size below 0.08 mm, white in colour, paintable once dry.

    What the documentation does not say
    Coat thickness is not prescribed: no minimum, no maximum, no number of coats.
  3. F-03

    Bonds

    Bond tiles and boards with adhesive beads.

    Thermal and acoustic insulation materials are among the accepted substrates, with polystyrene expressly covered for bonding. As with every other function, the substrate must be clean, sound and dust-free.

    What the documentation does not say
    Neither the spacing between beads nor their dimensions are published here: the manufacturer's documentation carries two centre-to-centre values that differ by a factor of ten, and the matter has not been settled.
  4. F-04

    Joints

    Treat the joints between boards.

    Paper-faced plasterboard and plaster blocks are among the accepted substrates. The function is listed by the technical data sheet and taken up again by the safety data sheet, under the term “jointing”.

    What the documentation does not say
    No method of use specific to jointing — tape, working width, number of coats — appears in the current edition.
  5. F-05

    Repairs

    Make good a damaged surface.

    The product is intended for new and old walls and ceilings alike: repair is what renovation is made of. The technical data sheet states resistance to cracking under the prescribed application conditions — the proviso is part of the statement, it is not its small print.

    What the documentation does not say
    The function is listed by the manufacturer with no distinct method of use.
  6. F-06

    Regulates humidity

    Sixth function in the manufacturer's list.

    It is reproduced here under its official wording, and under that wording alone: that is how it appears on the packaging and in the technical data sheet.

    What the documentation does not say
    No test, no test standard, no class. Until a measurement is produced, this function is argued nowhere on this site, and no performance is attributed to it.
  7. F-07

    Roughs out

    True up an uneven substrate before the finishing coat.

    Seventh function in the list, on the same substrates and within the same field of use as the previous ones: interior walls and ceilings, absorbent materials.

    What the documentation does not say
    Neither a thickness nor a tool specific to this coat is prescribed. The German technical data sheet moreover merges roughing out and evening out into a single wording.
  8. F-08

    Evens out

    The fine coat, the one that brings the surface level.

    Last of the eight functions. It ends as smoothing does: 2 hours' drying between coats, and a white finish, paintable once dry.

    What the documentation does not say
    The documentation does not distinguish it from the previous one as regards application.

02

On which substrates

All absorbent materials:

  • A-01Plaster and plaster blocks
  • A-02Paper-faced plasterboard
  • A-03Concrete
  • A-04Brick
  • A-05Stone
  • A-06Cement
  • A-07Wood and wood-based panels
  • A-08Thermal and acoustic insulation: wood fibre, cork, polystyrene when bonded

Preparing the substrate

  • B-01Substrates clean, sound, dust-free and free of any trace of mould-release oil.
  • B-02Dampen highly absorbent substrates.
  • B-03Open cracks to be filled to at least 5 mm.
  • B-04Cut edges are to be left clean and dust-free.

R-01

This list is the one in the current technical data sheet, and it is closed. A substrate that does not appear on it is not covered by the manufacturer's documentation: ask us for confirmation before starting.

03

Mixing and applying

  1. 01

    Mixing water

    Pour the specified water into a mixing tub, a trough or any clean container. The volumes are given pack size by pack size.

  2. 02

    Preparing the mix

    Sprinkle the filler evenly into the specified water, without stirring. Then mix, by hand or mechanically, until a smooth, lump-free paste is obtained, using a slow-speed mixer.

  3. 03

    Application

    Apply with a filling knife, a smoothing trowel or a float according to the use. Dampen highly absorbent substrates. Allow 2 hours' drying between coats.

  4. 04

    Cleaning the tools

    In cold water, immediately after use.

Mixing water
Pack sizeMixing water
25 kg15 to 16 L
10 kg6 to 6,5 L
5 kg3 to 3,2 L

Application conditions

Application and drying temperature
+5 °C to +30 °C (substrate temperature)
Working time of the mix
Over 2 h 20 at 20 °C
Drying between coats
2 hours
Field of use
Interior only — walls and ceilings

High temperatures shorten the working time, low temperatures extend it. Do not use a paste that has begun to set.

R-02

Avoid breathing in dust when mixing — safety data sheet on request.

04

What about quantity?

R-03

No consumption per square metre is published on this page. The manufacturer's technical data sheet does not state whether its value refers to dry powder or to mixed paste: depending on the reading, the quantity to buy is not the same. The calculator carries that uncertainty openly — it shows a range rather than a single figure, and says which sources it rests on.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before opening your bag.