Achieve exceptional finish and lasting adhesion with Bondplast – a cellulose polymer modified ready-mix plaster ideal for AAC blocks, bricks, and Concrete Structure.
BONDPLAST is a high-performance dry mix greyish granular powder formulated with advanced cellulose polymers, designed for superior workability, high bonding strength, water retention, and consistent finish. It is ideal for internal and external wall plastering on AAC blocks, concrete bricks, red clay bricks, and more. The product ensures a smooth, durable, and crack-free surface with reduced labour and material wastage.
It can be applied both on the interior and exterior surfaces of the walls and is ready to use by just mixing water.
When applied it gives a smooth finish to the surface of the walls.
BONDPLAST provides better bonding, leaves lesser voids and provides high strength to masonry materials. This makes it durable and long lasting.
BONDPLAST is a cost effective, zero maintenance plaster that reduces the overall cost of repair and maintenance over the long term.
BONDPLAST is premixed, application is much faster than conventional products. This makes the process of plastering much easier and quicker.
To ensure long lasting durability and zero cracks.
BONDPLAST polymer-modified formulation enhances adhesion to porous surfaces like AAC and concrete blocks, leading to a stronger and more durable finish.
The polymer-modified composition of BONDPLAST provides excellent bonding to red clay bricks, concrete, and other substrates.
BONDPLAST is a pre-blended, pre-packaged mortar that simplifies the plastering process for various surfaces, including concrete hollow blocks.
It is used for internal and external plastering over AAC blocks, clay bricks, cement blocks, and more.
No. It is a ready-mix plaster that eliminates the need for additional blending at the site.
Coverage of 17-20 square feet per bag of 40 Kg is received when applied with a thickness of 10-12 mm.
Yes. Its high flexibility and water retention properties help in minimizing surface cracks.
Approximately 1 to 1.5 hours depending on temperature conditions.
