Ultra Level IT 2 Self Levelling Compound

Excellet product, easy to mix and sprad and around 2 hours set time.

Amazing enough to do a 3mx2m bathroom to level old chipboard floor worked perfectly

As a first time user for a diy project this is excellent, very simple to mix and lay.

I've used this a couple of times now and I rate it above most of the others I've experienced.Mixing is a doddle with no guess work due to the polymer being supplied in a pre measured dosage. Just add the powder, mix for 2 mins to a smooth slurry and poor it out.Takes a little longer to firm up and fully set than some others, though it is tolerant of flexibility when set and is easy to clean off tools and buckets.It even arrived next day after ordering which was an added bonus!Really pleased with the service from the seller as well as the great product at a price that's tough to beat.

I only needed to screed a small section so although the instructions said to mix the entire amount I did reduce it.I would definitely recommend using a whisk attachment on your drill to make sure its mixed correctly and use immediately. Sets very quickly like concrete. Only takes a couple of hours to set and it can be walked over

Very good, easy to mix, good consistency and flow. On the thicker areas say 4 to 10mm it flows freely to form a perfect level and gently tapping the surface encourages it to spread better across the thinner areas. On the areas that are close to 2mm the viscosity vs surface tension means that it might not quite level perfectly without a little help, but even then the surface does become smooth. Finish is perfect for tiling etc. I did prime the surface prior to pouring and it is essential that the surface can't absorb moisture from the mix. Tiny odour while curing but very mild.

great product and good service from supplier

I’ve bought this product four times and have used it to flatten a rough concrete garage floor. My garage is a general storage area as it’s too narrow to comfortably store a car. As I’ve cleared an area I’ve brushed, vacuumed, washed and then sealed the surface before levelling it and then painting. For smaller areas I’ve used half a bag and half the liquid. I’ve also successfully used the compound one year after the best before date.I pour the liquid into a large flexible bucket and then add a few trowels of compound before mixing with an electric drill until all the lumps have dissolved and then repeat the process. The two bucket handles help carrying the mix as it can be quite heavy and the flexibility of the bucket allows it to be bent for pouring. I find pouring in sections and then pushing it around with a levelling trowel to achieve the best results. Sometimes bubbles appear and dry leaving holes in the surface. I have used a spiked roller to remove these when wet but found it to be ineffective. As I need a surface suitable for painting, I sand these down a little before applying a surface filler.Tools needed: Large flexible bucket, electric drill mixing attachment; trowel or scoop; and a levelling trowel.