Everbuild Stixall is a hybrid polymer adhesive and sealant in one. Bonds and seals almost anything, indoors or out, even in wet conditions. Solvent-free, UV stable, and paintable when cured. A genuinely useful thing to have on site.
Available options and pricing for Stixall Polymer Adhesive and Sealant - Everbuild, with quantity selectors and a running total
Colour
SKU
Price
QTY
Total
Anthracite
STIX-ANT
£3.29£3.95
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Clear
STIXWE-CL
£4.29£5.15
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Black
STIXWE-BL
£3.29£3.95
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White
STIXWE-WH
£3.29£3.95
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Grey
STIXWE-GR
£3.29£3.95
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Brown
STIXWE-BR
£3.29£3.95
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Everbuild Stixall adhesive and sealant is one of those products that earns its place in a van permanently. Based on hybrid polymer technology, it combines the bonding strength of a construction adhesive with the flexibility and weather resistance of a sealant. One product, two jobs done. The focus keyword for this page is everbuild stixall adhesive and sealant, and that pretty much sums up exactly what it is.
The hybrid polymer formula is solvent-free, which means it won’t attack foam, plastics or sensitive surfaces the way solvent-based adhesives sometimes do. It cures to a flexible bond that can take movement without cracking, making it far more suitable for exterior use than a rigid grab adhesive. Temperature resistance runs from -40°C to +100°C, which covers every realistic scenario you’ll encounter on a UK building site, and then some.
One of the more useful features is that it will cure even when wet. Bond in the rain, bond underwater, bond onto a surface you couldn’t dry properly because the client is standing behind you asking when you’ll be finished. It handles all of it without complaint. UV resistance is also decent, so colour and bond integrity hold up over time on exposed external applications without the usual fading or chalking you’d get from lesser products.
Where Everbuild Stixall Gets Used on Site
The range of colours available means you can match the product to the job. Anthracite, black, brown, clear, grey, and white are all in the range, which matters when the sealant bead is going to be visible. A brown Stixall joint on a timber frame looks intentional. A white one doesn’t.
Finishing and Painting Over Stixall
Once fully cured, Stixall can be overpainted, which is useful when it’s used as a filler or gap seal in areas that will receive a topcoat. Give it sufficient cure time before painting — don’t rush that stage, particularly in cold or damp conditions where cure slows down noticeably.
Available in multiple colours to suit a wide range of applications, Everbuild Stixall adhesive and sealant is the kind of product that replaces three others in your kit bag.
Pro Tip: In cold weather, warm the cartridge in your inside jacket pocket for 20 minutes before use — cold polymer moves slowly and you'll get a much cleaner, more consistent bead without fighting the gun.
Stixall sees regular use across most trades that involve fixing, sealing, or both at the same time. Roofers reach for it around flashings, upstands and penetrations where a flexible waterproof seal is needed alongside adhesion. Joiners and carpenters use it for bonding architrave, skirting and external timber where the joint also needs to be weather-sealed. Plumbers find it useful for sealing around pipe penetrations through walls and floors. General builders use it for anything from bonding stone cladding to sealing around window and door frames, particularly where a coloured finish matters and the joint will be on show.
Best For
Bonding and sealing in a single application
Exterior joints and exposed weathered surfaces
Wet or damp conditions where other adhesives fail
Visible joints requiring a colour-matched finish
Applications where flexibility and movement are expected
Compatible Surfaces
Timber and engineered wood
Masonry, brick and concrete
UPVC and most rigid plastics
Glass and glazed tiles
Metal including aluminium and steel
Stone and composite cladding
Key Properties
Hybrid polymer formula, solvent-free
Temperature range: -40°C to +100°C
UV resistant, will not chalk or yellow
Cures in wet conditions and underwater
Overpaintable when fully cured
Available in 6 colours: anthracite, black, brown, clear, grey, white
Not suitable for: Not suitable for use on polyethylene, polypropylene or PTFE surfaces, as adhesion to these materials is poor without specialist primers. Not intended as a structural load-bearing adhesive where shear forces are significant.
Clean both surfaces before applying. Remove dust, grease and any loose material — bond quality is almost entirely determined by surface prep, so don't skip it. Cut the nozzle to the bead size you need and apply a consistent bead or pattern of dots depending on the job.
Press surfaces together firmly and, where possible, apply temporary support while the initial cure takes hold. Stixall develops handling strength reasonably quickly, but full cure takes longer, particularly in cold or low-humidity conditions. Smooth any exposed sealant bead with a wet finger or tool before it skins over.
Clean both surfaces thoroughly, removing grease, dust, old sealant and any loose material
Cut the nozzle at an angle to match the bead size required for the joint
Load the cartridge into a standard sealant gun and test flow before committing to the final joint
Apply a continuous bead or dot pattern to one surface depending on the bonding area
Press both surfaces firmly together, applying even pressure across the joint
Remove any excess or squeeze-out immediately with a damp cloth before it skins
Tool exposed sealant beads smooth with a wet finger or sealant tool
Support the joint with tape, props or fixings while initial cure develops if needed
Allow full cure before painting over or loading the joint
Can Stixall be used as both an adhesive and a sealant on the same joint?
Yes, that is the whole point of it. The hybrid polymer formula gives you a structural bond and a weatherproof, flexible seal in one application. It's particularly useful in roofing and external joinery where you'd otherwise be reaching for two separate products.
How long does Stixall take to cure fully?
Initial skin forms within around 30 to 60 minutes depending on temperature and humidity. Full cure typically takes 24 to 48 hours under normal conditions. Cold or damp conditions will slow this down, so factor that in before painting over the joint or putting it under load.
Everbuild Stixall Extreme Power is formulated on a hybrid polymer base, combining the adhesion characteristics of MS polymer chemistry with the sealant properties of a flexible silicone-hybrid compound. It is solvent-free and isocyanate-free, curing by reaction with atmospheric moisture. The cured compound remains flexible, with a temperature tolerance from -40°C to +100°C and good resistance to UV degradation. Available in six colours to suit visible joint applications.
Brand
Everbuild
Product Type
Hybrid Polymer Adhesive and Sealant
Formula
Solvent-free hybrid polymer
Temperature Resistance
-40°C to +100°C
UV Resistance
Yes
Overpaintable
Yes, when fully cured
Interior / Exterior
Both
Available Colours
Anthracite, Black, Brown, Clear, Grey, White
Cures in Wet Conditions
Yes, including underwater
Colour
Anthracite, Black, Brown, Clear, Grey, White
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