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Mount bathroom towel ring with Serious Stuff

Updated:5th September 2019No Comments2 Mins Read

Serious Stuff, the original ultimate strength adhesive, is now available in a squeeze tube meaning there’s no need to pick up a drill – or even an applicator gun!

The first high performance, waterproof grab adhesive available in a squeeze tube, Serious Stuff’s innovative packaging means there’s no need to cut and fit a nozzle – just apply the adhesive by simply squeezing it out of the tube.

Serious Stuff is ideal for quick repair jobs around the home and can be used for a range of applications, including attaching a towel ring.

Bostik Serious Stuff Step 1 - lets-do-diy.com

Step One:

Firstly, carefully measure where on the wall you want to attach the towel ring.

Bostik Serious Stuff Step 2 - lets-do-diy.com

Step Two:

Apply Serious Stuff directly onto the surface to be joined to the wall.

Bostik Serious Stuff Step 3 - lets-do-diy.com

Step Three:

Position the ring carefully and press firmly into place.

Bostik Serious Stuff Step 4 - lets-do-diy.com

Step Four:

Allow the adhesive time to dry and then hang up your towel, ready for use.

 

Strong, waterproof and flexible, Serious Stuff is extremely versatile and will bond almost any material to form a virtually unbreakable grip.

Serious Stuff is available from Focus and B&Q. SRP is £5.49. For further information, please call Evo-Stik on 01785 272 625 or log on to www.evo-stik.co.uk

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