Fischer Express Cement is a solvent-free, primer-free repair filler for cracks and joints in stone, masonry and roofing tiles. Weather-resistant once cured, paintable, and available in grey or sand to match common exterior finishes.
Size
Price
QTY
310ml grey
£3.95£4.74
310ml sand
£3.95£4.74
The Fischer Express Cement Premium Repair Filler is a no-nonsense exterior repair product built for stone, masonry and roof tile work. If you’ve got cracked mortar joints, damaged pointing or a roofing tile that’s shifted and left a gap, this is the sort of thing you reach for. It goes on straight from the cartridge, needs no primer, and contains no silicone, MDI or solvents — which matters when you’re working on surfaces you’ll be painting over later.
Available in grey and sand, it covers the two most common exterior finishes without needing to tint or mix anything. Grey works well on standard cement and slate, sand sits better against lighter stonework and buff-coloured masonry. Neither shade is going to be an exact match every time, but they’re close enough for most repair situations where weathering will do the rest of the work within a season.
Where Fischer Express Cement Repair Filler Gets Used
This filler handles a fairly broad range of exterior repair jobs. Cracked render, open joints around chimney flashings, damaged mortar between stone courses — all reasonable applications. It’s also well suited to the adjustment and bedding of roofing tiles where a small gap or crack has developed around the edge or ridge. The product cures to a weather-resistant finish, so it stays put once applied rather than softening or washing out in the first heavy rain.
Paintable Once Cured
Once the fischer express cement repair filler has fully dried and cured, it accepts paint without issue. No need for a specialist primer coat — just make sure the material has gone fully hard before you pick up a brush. Rushing that step is the most common reason a repair ends up looking patchy.
Each 310ml cartridge fits a standard skeleton gun. It’s a single-component product, so there’s no mixing, no waste from unused second parts, and no pot life to worry about. For smaller repair jobs on site or domestic exterior maintenance, one cartridge covers a reasonable amount of work.
Pro Tip: Apply in dry conditions above 5°C and tool off the surface within a few minutes of application before a skin forms, as the product can become difficult to finish neatly once it starts to set.
Fischer Express Cement is used primarily on exterior masonry and roofing. It's well suited to repointing cracked mortar joints, sealing gaps in natural and artificial stone, repairing render, and bonding or bedding roofing tiles where movement or weathering has opened up a joint. Builders, roofers and general maintenance contractors will find it useful for smaller repair jobs where a specialist mortar mix would be overkill but a flexible sealant alone wouldn't provide enough structural hold.
Best For
Cracked mortar joints and pointing
Stone and masonry repairs
Roofing tile adjustment and bonding
Cracked render and external surfaces
Chimney and flashing gap repairs
Compatible Surfaces
Natural stone
Brick and blockwork
Concrete and cement render
Roofing tiles
Artificial stone
Key Properties
Weather and rain resistant
No primer required
Silicone-free, MDI-free, solvent-free
Paintable after full cure
Single component, no mixing needed
Available in grey and sand
Not suitable for: Not suitable for internal plastering or flexible expansion joints subject to significant movement. Not intended as a structural adhesive for load-bearing applications.
Fit the cartridge into a standard skeleton gun, cut the nozzle to the required diameter and apply directly into the crack or joint. Tool the surface smooth with a wet finger or pointing tool before a skin begins to form. Keep the repair dry until fully cured.
Cut the cartridge nozzle at a 45-degree angle to suit the width of the joint or crack being filled
Load the cartridge into a standard skeleton gun
Clean out the repair area, removing loose material, dust and any old filler
Apply the product in a steady, even bead, slightly overfilling the joint
Tool off immediately with a wet finger or pointing tool to press the material into the joint and achieve a neat finish
Wipe away any excess from the surrounding surface before it skins over
Allow to dry and cure fully before painting or exposing to prolonged rain
Does Fischer Express Cement require a primer before application?
No, it's designed to be applied directly to the surface without any primer. Just make sure the substrate is clean, dry and free from loose material before you start.
How long before I can paint over it?
The product needs to be fully dried and cured before painting. Cure time will vary depending on temperature, humidity and the depth of the repair, but under normal exterior conditions allow at least 24 hours before applying paint.
Which colour should I choose, grey or sand?
Grey suits standard cement, concrete and dark stone or slate. Sand is better for buff masonry, lighter stonework and sandy-coloured mortar. Neither will be a perfect match in all cases, but weathering tends to blend repairs in over time.
Fischer Express Cement is a single-component, solvent-free repair filler formulated without silicone or MDI. It cures to a hard, weather-resistant finish suitable for exterior masonry and roofing applications. The solvent-free chemistry means it can be painted over once cured and is less likely to cause issues with paint adhesion or substrate compatibility on sensitive surfaces.
Brand
Fischer
Volume
310ml
Colours Available
Grey, Sand
Application Method
Skeleton gun
Primer Required
No
Solvent-Free
Yes
Silicone-Free
Yes
MDI-Free
Yes
Paintable
Yes, after full cure
Weather Resistance
Yes
Product Type
Repair Filler / Repair Sealant
Cartridge Type
310ml standard cartridge
Size
310ml grey, 310ml sand
Box Quantity
1
Colour
Grey, Sand
Product Type
Repair Sealants
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