Bond It Multi-Purpose Powder Filler - White 450g 
Bond It Multi-Purpose Powder Filler - White 1.5Kg 
Everbuild 701 Non-Slip Tile Adhesive – White 7.5kg 
ALM Code 6 Milled Lead Flashing - 150mm x 3m 
Everbuild 709 FebFlor Floor-Flex Plus - 5 Litre 
ALM Code 4 Milled Lead - 240mm x 3m 
Bond It Trowel Mastic - Black 1L 
Siroflex Contractors PVCu Silicone - Clear 300ml 
Sika Mould Buster – 5 Litre 
Gorilla Tape - Black (48mm x 32m) 
Timco M6 Zip-Fix Cavity Wall Fixings - 10 Pieces 
Bond It A43 Threadlock Oil Tolerant Adhesive - 50ml Blue 
Everbuild Stixall Extreme Power - Black 290ml (Box of 12) 
Code 6 Cast Lead - 1000mm x 6m Liquid Rubber
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Liquid Rubber
At ERoofing we carry the liquid rubber Cromaprufe, made for waterproofing walls and floors, but which can also be used for waterproofing roofs. Cromaprufe is particularly useful for waterproofing exterior walls and concrete columns, which would otherwise be vulnerable to water damage. Cromaprufe is produced by Cromar Building Products.
Cromaprufe is a powerful chemical. Remember to read the safety data sheet before using Cromaprufe and to wear gloves and eye protection when using this product.
What other things can Cromaprufe be used for?
Cromaprufe is a versatile material. Aside from being used for waterproofing walls, floors, and roofs, this liquid rubber is also useful as an adhesive for wood mosaics and wood-blocks. Furthermore, it can be used to help plaster surfaces where plastering would normally be tricky.
