What are the Selleys brands, and which one covers your job?

Selleys organises its range into named brands, each built around a job rather than a chemistry. Selleys describes the range as high performance products you can rely on for your toughest jobs, built to handle tough conditions and deliver consistent results, for jobs big and small, inside or out.

The practical value of the brand names is that they are a shortcut. For construction bonding, explore Liquid Nails and check any requirement for mechanical fasteners; if you are closing a gap, No More Gaps; if you are sealing a shower, Wet Area Silicone. Below is what each brand covers, in Selleys' own words, so you can go straight to the right family instead of filtering the whole catalogue.

The brands, and what each is for

Building and fixing

• Selleys Liquid Nails — a versatile range of construction adhesives, described as the construction adhesive of choice for both tradies and DIY enthusiasts, for projects from construction to home improvement. Trust Selleys, they say, to get the job done right the first time, every time.
• Selleys Aquadhere — the adhesive range for woodworking DIY projects, described as versatile, strong and easy to use for superior bonding strength. The products sit in the wood glue category.
• Selleys Power Grip — an all-purpose glue described as the ultimate solution for DIY projects, for superior bonding strength. The product page is Power Grip in the all purpose glues category.

Sealing and filling

• Selleys No More Gaps — the gap filler range, easy to apply, described as the solution for sealing gaps and cracks around your home, and available in coloured and water resistant versions.
• Selleys Wet Area Silicone — for bathrooms and kitchens, giving a waterproof and mould resistant seal that will not shrink. See also its overview and product pages.
• Selleys Storm — a range of waterproof sealants for extreme weather conditions, with an overview and a product page.
• Selleys 600 Series — the professional range of adhesive sealants and low modulus multipurpose elastic joint sealants. It includes the Selleys 630 Low Modulus Multipurpose Sealant for flexible, durable sealing, and the Selleys 650FC Multipurpose Adhesive Sealant for bonding.

Cleaning

• Selleys BBQ Tough — BBQ cleaning products described as tough on grease and grime but gentle on surfaces. There is an overview page and a product page.
• Selleys Complete Clean — the household cleaning range, from multi-purpose sprays to specialised cleaners, with cleaning claims and contact times that depend on the specific product. See the overview.

Car care

• Selleys Polyglaze — the car care range, described as designed to bring out your car's finish. The overview page covers the range, and the products themselves sit in the car care category.

How to pick a brand from the job you have

The brand names map onto jobs fairly cleanly, and the mapping is worth stating plainly because two of them overlap in a way that catches people out.

Adhesive or sealant? If the product has to hold two things together and take load, it is an adhesive job — Liquid Nails, Aquadhere or Power Grip depending on the material. If it has to close a joint and stay watertight and flexible, it is a sealant job — Wet Area Silicone, Storm or the 600 Series. The 600 Series straddles both, being described as a range of adhesive sealants as well as elastic joint sealants.

Gap or joint? No More Gaps is for gaps and cracks around the home — the static kind, where the finish matters and you will probably paint over it. A silicone sealant is for a joint that moves or gets wet. Filling a shower joint with a gap filler, or a skirting gap with a silicone you cannot paint, are the two classic wrong turns.

Interior or extreme? Storm is the range Selleys positions for extreme weather conditions and waterproofing. Wet Area Silicone is for the permanently damp indoor environments — bathrooms, kitchens and laundries.

Removable hanging

Selleys Undo Hooks & Glue covers removable glue and reusable hooks, subject to surface and load restrictions.

Common questions

How do I choose a Selleys brand?

Start with the task: construction bonding, gap filling, wet-area sealing, cleaning, car care or removable hanging. Then choose the exact product for the materials, exposure and finish; products within a brand can have different limitations.

Can I use a brand name to decide safety or cure time?

No. Consult the current label, TDS and Australian SDS for the specific product. Brand membership does not establish a shared hazard classification, cure time or safe working load.

Where can I find removable hooks and glue?

The Selleys Undo Hooks & Glue hub links to the two current product pages, with hook loads, pack sizes, installation and removal guidance.