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Which grab adhesive do I need?

Grab adhesives are designed to hold materials firmly in place without the need for nails or screws. They offer high initial grab, fill small gaps and make installation faster and cleaner. Whether you’re fitting skirting boards, fixing panels or installing mirrors, choosing the right grab adhesive will help ensure a secure, long-lasting result. 

We stock a focused range of proven grab adhesives; each suited to different types of fixing. This guide explains when to use each one.

General purpose fixing

Sika Pinkgrip grab adhesive

Pinkgrip is a dependable choice for everyday fixing tasks and general construction work. It is commonly used for:

  • Skirting boards, architraves and dado rails
  • Battens, trims and mouldings
  • Stair nosing on timber or concrete
  • Carpet grippers and light fixings

Key benefits include:

  • Strong initial grab to hold materials in place quickly
  • Gap-filling properties for uneven surfaces
  • Non-slump formulation for easy vertical application
  • Suitable for both internal and external use

This adhesive is ideal when you need a reliable, all-round solution for standard fixing jobs.

Clear or discreet bonding

Sika Clear Fix grab adhesive

Clear Fix is designed for applications where the finished appearance is important and the adhesive needs to remain unobtrusive. It is well suited to:

  • Fixing mirrors and glass panels
  • Installing clear trims and decorative features
  • Bonding plastics and other transparent materials

Key benefits include:

  • Dries clear for a neat, discreet finish
  • Strong adhesion to most building materials
  • Waterproof and weather resistant
  • Suitable for internal and external applications

Choose Clear Fix when strength is required without compromising the visual finish.

Mirror fixing and challenging surfaces

Everbuild Everflex Mirror Mate

Mirror Mate is a specialist grab adhesive developed specifically for mirror installation and sensitive surfaces. It is ideal for:

  • Fixing mirrors without damaging the backing
  • Bonding metal, fibreglass, Perspex and similar materials
  • Installations where solvent-based adhesives are unsuitable

Key benefits include:

  • Neutral cure formula to protect mirror backing
  • Fast grab with quick tack-free time
  • Strong adhesion, even on slightly damp surfaces
  • Solvent-free formulation

This product is the best choice for mirror fixing and demanding applications where material compatibility is critical.

Bonding and sealing in one application

Sika StixAll Crystal Clear

StixAll Crystal Clear combines the performance of a grab adhesive with the flexibility of a sealant. It is particularly useful for:

  • Fixings where both bonding and sealing are required
  • Mixed materials and joints subject to slight movement
  • External trims and damp environments

Key benefits include:

  • High-strength adhesion to a wide range of surfaces
  • Clear, flexible and waterproof finish
  • Can be applied in damp conditions
  • Reduces the need for separate adhesive and sealant products

Use StixAll Crystal Clear when you need versatility alongside strong, long-lasting adhesion.

Practical tips for best results
  • Ensure all surfaces are clean, dry and free from dust or grease before application 
  • Allow sufficient curing time before applying weight or stress to the bond 
  • Always check product guidance for suitability in extreme conditions or specialist applications 

Choosing the right grab adhesive depends on the materials being fixed, the environment and the desired finish. With the right product from the Solseal range, you can achieve secure, professional results across a wide range of fixing tasks. 

Written by

SolSeal

Posted on

12/02/2026

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