Evo-Stik Hard & Fast Metal Epoxy Putty is a strong, waterproof, fast-setting epoxy putty designed ...Evo-Stik Hard & Fast Metal Epoxy Putty is a strong, waterproof, fast-setting epoxy putty designed for long-lasting repairs. It is suitable for fixing towel rails, repairing exhaust pipes, stopping leaks in radiators, welding pipes together, or filling around the outside of a tap. This putty can be applied to wet or damp surfaces and will even set underwater, eliminating the need to drain systems. It is easy to mix by cutting off the required amount and kneading the putty. The putty can be moulded into any shape, is waterproof, and chemical resistant. It can withstand temperatures up to 150 degrees Celsius. Once dried, it can be drilled, sanded, machined, stained, and painted. It sets in 10 minutes and fully cures within 1 hour. It bonds to a wide range of materials including copper, brass, steel, aluminium, fibreglass, glass, hard plastics, and wood. Once set, it becomes as hard as steel.
This guide is for anyone needing a strong, waterproof solution for quick repairs on metal and other materials. Evo-Stik Hard & Fast Metal Epoxy Putty provides a fast-setting, durable bond that can withstand various conditions. Keep in mind that while it bonds to many materials, surface preparation is key for optimal results.
All features
Colour
Grey
Model Part Number
30812349
Brand
Evo-Stik
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How long does it take to set?
It sets in approximately 10 minutes.
How long does it take to fully cure?
It fully cures in about 1 hour.
Can I paint over it?
Yes, once fully cured, you can sand and paint the putty.
Can I use it underwater?
Yes, it is designed to set and bond even when submerged in water.
What is the temperature resistance?
It can withstand temperatures up to 150°C.
What materials does it bond to?
It bonds to a wide range of materials including copper, brass, steel, aluminum, fiberglass, glass, hard plastics, and wood.
How should I store the putty?
Store it in a cool, dry place.
Can I drill into it?
Yes, once the putty is fully cured, you can drill, sand, machine, stain, and paint it.
Troubleshooting
Putty won't set.
Ensure the putty was mixed thoroughly. Check the expiration date. Make sure the ambient temperature is suitable for curing.
Bonding fails.
Make sure the surfaces are clean and properly prepared. Roughen the surface with sandpaper or a similar abrasive. Ensure the correct amount of putty has been used.
Putty is too hard to work with.
Work quickly once mixed, as the product sets fast. If it begins to harden before application, discard and mix a fresh batch.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Quick setting time allows for rapid repairs.
Bonds effectively to various materials.
Waterproof and chemical resistant for long-lasting results.
Can be used in wet or underwater conditions, eliminating the need to drain systems.
Can be sanded, drilled, and painted after curing, providing a clean finish.
Cons
Requires proper surface preparation for optimal bonding.
Working time is limited due to the fast-setting nature.
May not be suitable for all types of plastics.
Not recommended for structural applications requiring extreme load bearing.
May require multiple applications for very large gaps or areas.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Preparation: Clean the surfaces to be bonded. Remove any rust, grease, or paint. Roughen the surface with sandpaper for better adhesion.
Mixing: Cut off the required amount of putty.
Kneading: Thoroughly knead the putty until the color is uniform.
Application: Apply the putty firmly to the prepared surface, pressing it into place.
Compatibility
This putty bonds well with:
Copper
Brass
Steel
Aluminium
Fibreglass
Glass
Hard Plastics
Wood
Care
Store the epoxy putty in a cool, dry place.
Once the product is opened, it is best used quickly as it will begin to cure over time.
Clean up excess putty with a damp cloth before it hardens.