Milliput Epoxy Putty - Turquoise Blue - 113.4g - 3 Pack

Milliput Turquoise Blue Epoxy Putty is a versatile 2-part filler designed for repairs, restoration...

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Milliput Turquoise Blue Epoxy Putty is a high-performance, two-part adhesive and filler ideal for hobbyists, artists, and DIY enthusiasts who require a durable, moldable solution for repairs and creative modeling. Once cured, this putty provides a rock-hard, permanent finish that can be machined or painted, though users should be aware that it requires careful manual mixing to ensure a consistent, void-free cure.

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FAQs

Can I paint over Milliput once it is dry?

Yes, once cured, Milliput accepts most types of paint, including acrylics, enamels, and oil-based paints.

Is this epoxy putty heat resistant?

Milliput is heat resistant up to approximately 130 degrees Celsius (266 degrees Fahrenheit).

Can I use Milliput for underwater repairs?

Yes, Milliput is water-resistant and can be used for underwater applications once it has been allowed to cure.

How long do I have to work with the material before it sets?

Typically, you have about 90 minutes of working time, though this varies based on ambient room temperature.

Is it safe to sand the cured putty?

Yes, you can safely sand the material. It is recommended to wear a dust mask to avoid inhaling particles during the sanding process.

Can I mix this with other Milliput colors?

Yes, you can blend different colors of Milliput to achieve custom hues or to use up smaller leftover amounts.

Troubleshooting

Putty remains soft after 24 hours

This is usually caused by inadequate mixing. Ensure the two parts are blended until there is no streaking in the color.

Putty is too sticky to handle

Lightly dampen your fingers or sculpting tools with water to create a barrier and achieve a smoother finish.

Material hardens too quickly

Work in smaller quantities to prevent the exothermic reaction from generating too much heat, which accelerates curing.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Dries to an incredibly hard and durable finish
  • Can be sanded, painted, or machined once cured
  • Works on diverse surfaces including wood and ceramics
  • Reliable bonding strength for structural repairs
  • Excellent for both fine detail sculpting and gap filling

Cons

  • Requires thorough hand-mixing to avoid uncured spots
  • Limited color availability compared to standard grey or white versions
  • Not intended for flexible or moving parts
  • Can be sticky to handle without dampening tools

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To begin, cut equal amounts from both the resin and hardener sticks. Knead the two parts together thoroughly by hand until the color is consistent throughout. Applying a small amount of water to your fingers or tools can help smooth the putty and prevent it from sticking to your hands during application. Once applied, the material will begin to harden over a few hours depending on the ambient temperature; full cure strength is typically reached after 24 hours. For long-term storage, keep the individual packs sealed in their original packaging in a cool, dry environment to prevent the putty from drying out or degrading over time.

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