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Milliput Standard Epoxy Putty is a versatile two-part repair solution ideal for DIY enthusiasts, model makers, and professional restorers looking for a dependable bonding agent that cures into a rigid, rock-hard finish. It provides a robust solution for filling cracks, rebuilding missing components, or sealing joints on materials ranging from ceramic to metal. While it offers unmatched structural integrity once cured, users should note that the product requires careful manual mixing of the two components to ensure a uniform set.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Brand | Milliput |
Yes, once fully cured, Milliput has a hardness similar to stone and can be drilled, tapped, or filed without losing structural integrity.
Yes, Milliput is specifically designed to cure underwater, making it an excellent choice for marine repairs or leaking pipes.
While the putty will start to harden within 30 minutes, it typically reaches a full cure in 3 to 4 hours, depending on the ambient temperature.
Milliput is heat resistant up to approximately 130°C (266°F). It should not be used for direct contact with extreme high-heat sources like stovetops or engine exhaust components.
While you can mix a small amount of acrylic paint into the putty, it is usually better to paint the surface after it has fully cured to maintain optimal structural properties.
Wash hands thoroughly with soap and warm water immediately after handling. Using a hand cream after cleaning can also help if any residue persists.
This usually indicates the two parts were not mixed thoroughly. Ensure the putty is kneaded until the color is completely uniform.
If the sticks are cold, they can be difficult to knead. Warm them slightly in your hands or leave them in a warm room for a few minutes before mixing.
Lightly moisten your fingers or a modeling tool with water to prevent the putty from sticking to your skin and to achieve a glass-like finish.
To prepare the putty, cut equal amounts from the two sticks—one resin and one hardener—and knead them together manually until the resulting grey color is uniform and streak-free. The total working time is approximately 30 minutes at room temperature, though it will reach a full cure in 3 to 4 hours.
For best results, clean the surface of oils, grease, or dust before application. If the putty becomes too firm during the curing process, a small amount of water on your fingertips can help smooth the surface. To maximize the longevity of unused product, wrap the remaining sticks in plastic film and store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
