
Epoxy Resins
Two-part epoxies for reinforcing slabs, bonding seams and mitres, fixing sinks and making strong, water-resistant repairs.
- Slab reinforcement
- Seams and mitres
- Undermount sinks
Best to buy: Feb–Apr, Sep–Oct
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Last updated October 2026Which glue, sealer, cleaner or treatment suits which stone, and the shipping and compliance rules that come with chemicals.

Two-part epoxies for reinforcing slabs, bonding seams and mitres, fixing sinks and making strong, water-resistant repairs.
Best to buy: Feb–Apr, Sep–Oct

Knife-grade and liquid polyester adhesives that set in minutes for filling, laminating and quick repairs.
Best to buy: Feb–Apr, Sep–Oct

Cementitious and epoxy adhesives and grouts for fixing stone tiles and panels, chosen to the stone's sensitivity.
Best to buy: Feb–Apr, Sep–Oct

Penetrating sealers that line the pores with water- and oil-repellent molecules without forming a film.
Best to buy: Feb–Apr, Sep–Oct

Impregnators that deepen colour on honed, leathered and textured stone while protecting it.
Best to buy: Feb–Apr, Sep–Oct

Micro-etching treatments and grip coatings that raise the wet slip resistance of floors, stairs and pool surrounds.
Best to buy: Feb–Apr, Sep–Oct

pH-neutral daily cleaners, alkaline degreasers, acid removers for siliceous stone, and poultices for deep stains.
Best to buy: Feb–Apr, Sep–Oct

Oxalic and tin-oxide powders and fluorosilicate crystallisers that bring calcite floors to a high shine.
Best to buy: Feb–Apr, Sep–Oct

A lime-based powder poured into drilled holes that expands and cracks rock and concrete without vibration or flyrock.
Best to buy: Mar–May, Sep–Nov
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