Custom Bldg Products FP1-2 Pre-mixed Floor Patch 1 Gallon

Product Description

The CUSTOM BLDG PRODUCTS FP1-2 is a pre-mixed floor patch compound designed to repair holes, cracks, minor dips, and surface imperfections in concrete and plywood subfloors before tile or finish flooring installation. It comes ready to use straight from the container with no mixing required, saving time on the job. The compound is protected by Moldgard Technology, which provides mold resistance in the cured patch. This product is suited for use by flooring installers, tile setters, and general contractors preparing substrates for new flooring systems. Each package contains 2 units at 1 gallon each.

This floor patch is intended for residential and light commercial subfloor preparation applications. It is applied to concrete slabs and plywood subfloor panels where surface defects could telegraph through finished flooring or compromise the bond of adhesives and mortar. Typical use cases include patching spalled concrete, filling fastener holes in plywood, and leveling minor low spots prior to installing ceramic tile, porcelain tile, vinyl, or other finish flooring materials. No specific compatible model numbers or system families are stated by the manufacturer for this product.

Key Features

• Pre-mixed formula — no job-site mixing required
• Repairs holes and cracks in concrete and plywood substrates
• Fills and smooths minor dips and surface imperfections
• Moldgard Technology provides mold resistance in the cured material
• Suitable for use under tile and other finish flooring systems
• Packaged as 2 units per package for larger repair jobs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style subfloor patching compound for use on concrete and plywood substrates prior to installation of tile or other finish flooring materials.

Installation Notes

Surface preparation is critical before applying floor patch — remove loose material, dust, grease, and any contaminants from the repair area. Apply the compound with a margin trowel or putty knife, feathering edges smooth, and allow to cure fully before proceeding with flooring installation. Follow the flooring manufacturer's substrate flatness tolerances and verify compatibility with any adhesive or mortar system being used over the patch. Consult applicable building codes and flooring system installation guidelines for your jurisdiction.