TopBase
ST
Fiber
–
Silicone
Waterproofing
Coating
with
Glass
Fibre,
Grey/White,
1-4.7
kg
TopBase
ST
Fiber
–
Silicone
Waterproofing
Coating
with
Glass
Fibre,
Grey/White,
1-4.7
kg
Chimney, joint or detail leaking again, where a thinner coating would just run off?
PandaCoat TopBase ST Fiber is the glass-fibre reinforced version of TopBase ST, built for vertical surfaces and detail work: chimneys, gutters, joints, sloped upstands. The glass fibre thickens the silicone into a non-drip paste, so the coating stays put on vertical surfaces instead of sliding down.
TopBase ST Fiber benefits
🧱 Non-drip consistency for verticals and details
Glass fibre thickens the silicone – it clings to chimneys, upstands and joints without running, even when applied vertically.
🔧 Better crack bridging
The thicker consistency reliably seals small details and cracks where a thinner coating would be too weak.
🌦️ Weatherproof in any conditions
Once cured, the membrane resists UV rays, rain, snow and temperature swings from -30°C to +80°C.
🖌️ Easy to apply – usually no primer needed
Apply with a brush or roller in 2-3 thin coats. Primer is usually not needed on ceramic or metal; for concrete use Primer VL, for bitumen Primer VL 2K.
What it is
A single-component, glass-fibre reinforced silicone coating – the same TopBase ST chemistry, just thicker and non-drip. Cures with atmospheric humidity into a strong, elastic, waterproof membrane. Used as a TopBase ST complement for detail elements, or standalone on smaller/vertical areas. Available in grey or white.
Where to use
- Chimneys, gutters, roof joints and upstands
- Sloped and vertical surfaces where a thinner coating would run off
- Small cracks and damaged spots
- Caravan and motorhome roofs, outbuildings, terraces
- Concrete, metal, ceramic, wood and glass surfaces
- Extra reinforcement alongside TopBase ST on flat-roof details
Technical properties
- Relative density: 1.265 g/cm³ (SDS)
- Dynamic viscosity: 1800-2200 cP
- Flash point: 67°C
- Working temperature: -30°C to +80°C (same TopBase ST chemistry)
- VOC (Supply): 21.93% by mass (0.28 g/L, 20°C)
- Classification per CLP 1272/2008: not hazardous (EUH066, EUH208 supplementary statements)
Source: PandaCoat TOPBASE ST FIBER Safety Data Sheet (SDS, v.30). This version has no separate technical data sheet (TDS) or Declaration of Performance (DoP/ESD) – only the base TopBase ST line has those.
Application
The substrate must be clean, dry, free of dust and grease (concrete moisture <5%). Primer is usually not needed on ceramic or metal; for concrete use Primer VL, for bitumen Primer VL 2K. Pre-seal joints and seams with TopBase ST Paste sealant.
Apply TopBase ST Fiber with a brush or roller in 2-3 thin coats (unlike base TopBase ST, which only needs one thick coat) – the thicker consistency simply doesn't allow a single thick coat to be applied on vertical surfaces. Allow 3-48 hours between coats, depending on ambient conditions. A surface skin forms after ~2 hours.
Note: this is a complementary TopBase ST version for details/verticals – use it standalone on small areas, or together with base TopBase ST on flat-roof details, not as a replacement for a full roof.
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Frequently
asked
questions
What is waterproofing?
Waterproofing is the process of creating a protective layer using chemical products to prevent water from penetrating into building structures, interior spaces, or even between furniture that is in direct contact with water and moisture. Waterproofing solutions are essential to prevent the harmful effects of moisture, which can cause damage or mold to materials in contact with water.
How do waterproofing solutions work?
Waterproofing solutions work by creating a protective layer that prevents water and moisture from entering surfaces and structures. The most commonly used materials are membranes, coatings or special waterproofing mixtures that act as water-tight barriers.
Why are external waterproofing materials needed?
External waterproofing solutions are essential to protect buildings from moisture sources such as rain, snow or groundwater. Waterproofing materials form a strong barrier that protects various parts of a building – foundations, walls or roof – from moisture penetration into deeper layers. Various materials help prevent damage, mold or rust and ensure that the building is moisture resistant even in changeable weather conditions.
Why are internal waterproofing measures needed?
Internal waterproofing measures are essential to protect premises from moisture damage, especially in areas where contact with water and moisture is most frequent - bathrooms, kitchens, basements. Internal waterproofing helps prevent mold, moisture accumulation, rot, damage to walls and floors, as well as ensuring a healthy and safe environment.
Why is it worth choosing pandacoat.lt waterproofing products?
The waterproofing products in our range are distinguished by high quality and have been tested over 10 years of practice in Lithuania - in our climatic conditions. Pandacoat products ensure impeccable protection against moisture and allow you to enjoy everyday life without mold and other worries. Products from world-renowned manufacturers, created using the most advanced technologies and materials, providing long-term protection in various operating conditions. We offer a wide range of waterproofing products, both for indoor and outdoor use, which will ensure comprehensive protection against moisture at any time of the year.













