FS MASTIC LIQUID

UV-stable liquid polyester resin delivering superior adhesion and a seamless, polished finish on stone joints.

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Description

FS MASTIC LIQUID is a two-component adhesive formulated with unsaturated polyester resin in styrene and reinforced with mineral fillers. It is intended for bonding natural and artificial stones.
Its fluid consistency effortlessly fills extensive surface areas and cures to a clear, high-strength finish within hours.

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Areas of Application

Marble

Granite

Sandstone

Limestone

Slate

Travertine

Basalt

Quartzite

Engineered quartz

Terrazzo

Sintered stone

Agglomerated marble

Porcelain slabs

Solid surface materials (e.g.

Corian)

Concrete-based composites

Resin-bound stone panels

FAQs

What is FS MASTIC LIQUID used for?

FS MASTIC LIQUID is a two-component polyester resin adhesive formulated for marble crack repair, granite bonding, and natural stone adhesive applications. Its liquid stone filler consistency makes it ideal for extensive surface repairs on both natural and engineered stones.


Measure 1 to 4 g of liquid hardener per 100 g of mastic and blend thoroughly until uniform. Proper mixing ensures optimal adhesion strength, a consistent working window of 8–15 minutes, and reliable stone bonding performance.


Ensure the area is clean, dry, and lightly abraded to remove dust and grease. Proper prep maximizes adhesion strength and durability for liquid stone filler, marble joint repair, and granite surface bonding.


FS MASTIC LIQUID is a polyester resin adhesive in styrene, offering a faster 6–8 hour cure compared to epoxies. Its liquid-grade consistency flows easily into wide cracks and large surface areas, making it ideal for repairing marble countertops and bonding extensive natural stone.


Yes. Its mineral-reinforced polyester adhesive resists moderate moisture and temperature fluctuations, making it ideal for indoor marble repairs and covered outdoor stone cladding. Protect newly made repairs from direct rain until they are fully cured.