Crack Free Ceilings Polyfilla

Excellent on small hairline cracks that keep reappearing giving good coverage. I found a roller worked well and allowed me to push it into the cracks, once dry give it another coat and it was gone. On a larger ridge it also helped smooth it out making it not as noticeable. Good value for money as much cheaper than as a plasterer.

As Paint goes it was ok. Nice and thick, but don't go very far! As for covering cracks. Hairline cracks yes. But it tidied up my ceiling. And to be fair, was a little better than I thought after reading reviews. Seller got it delivered next day so that was amazing. As it stated b2 days.

This paint is really good at covering small cracks, you do need to add a few coats before the crack can no longer be seen. Although the paint is really thick and doesn't drip much you still need to pop a dust sheet down to protect flooring or furniture. I've managed to cover a very small crack after applying four coats, but when applying to a wider crack I've applied four coats and it's still visible, don't expect miracles as this is paint and not filler or plaster.

The best ceiling paint I've ever used. Absolutely great product. Thick paint so it's not dropping everywhere and great coverage. This paint actually totally covered a ceiling crack that was right across the whole ceiling, 2 coats and it had disappeared.

This paint covers extremely well and remains flexible so it hides hairline cracks and little defects. I JUST got one coat on a ceiling 3.5m x 2.5m from this 2.5L can. I was using a medium pile roller and applying the paint generously. The paint is very thick and I had no problems with drips. The last roller load cleaned the paint tray! I'm very happy with the finish I achieved but I only got about 3/4 of the area coverage stated on the can. A great price at Amazon too!

I bought this to even out some paint on a wall that was left behind after removing some tiles. As another reviewer said, it's basically thick paint, so it takes patience and a number of coats to properly cover imperfections. Think 4 coats rather than two. I slathered it on with a paintbrush for 2 coats and used a roller for the other 2. It's easy to use, doesn't drip everywhere or smell too much. It's a good enough solution and cheaper than getting someone in to do more extensive work. Just think the description should be updated to provide a better view of how many coats you'll need.

Polycell Crack-Free Ceilings was applied to the ceiling, I was a little bit sceptical as it was not as thick as I expected. At least three coats were needed to completely hide the crack. The product worked better on the walls where only two coats were required to hide a crack above a door. Polycell Crack-Free Ceilings is supposed to be a Matt white I found it to be have more of a silky mid-sheen finish, which helped to see where the crack was on coats three and four. It did not show when a final matt white top coat was applied. It was easy to apply with either brush or roller and a tin seems to go a long way. Depending on the ceiling applying a filler and sanding down and then painting gave the best results.

This did a brilliant job on our ceiling that had cracks from loading too much junk in the loft above. Made an easy job of covering up the hairline cracks when we were getting the house ready to sell, one tin went a long way.

It covered the most stubborn cracks.