Steel Reinforced Epoxy Repair Putty for Metal Wood Concrete and PVC
Steel Reinforced Epoxy Repair Putty for Metal Wood Concrete and PVC
💫 High-strength epoxy putty for cracks, holes & leaks
🛠️ Easy knead-and-apply formula with strong adhesion
🚰 Waterproof and heat-resistant for lasting repairs
🏡 Works on metal, wood, ceramic, concrete, PVC & more
✨ Sandable, drillable, and paintable after curing
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Steel Reinforced Epoxy Repair Putty for Metal Wood Concrete and PVC
Tired Of Cracks, Leaks, And Parts Falling Apart?
Small damage quickly turns into bigger problems. Cracked pipes, chipped surfaces, loose fittings, and broken household items can lead to costly replacements and constant frustration.
One Putty For Countless Repairs.
Restore, bond, fill, and rebuild damaged surfaces with one versatile 2-part epoxy putty. Ideal for repairing cracks, holes, chips, and broken parts across metal, wood, ceramic, concrete, plastic, PVC, and more.
Wide Range Of Applications
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Ceramics
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Plastic
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Sculpture
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Metal
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Tile
Quick Repair of Epoxy Resin Putty
After 24 hours, the epoxy clay putty will be fully hardened. It can then be sanded, drilled, tapped, and painted as needed. Repair epoxy putty provides a long-lasting and effective repair. It can be molded or sculpted into epoxy resin sculpting clay.
How To Use?
1. Clean the surface of the item to be repaired.
2. Put on gloves according to your needs.
3. Cut off the required amount of A/B putty in the ratio of 1:1
4. Mix and knead into a uniform color.
5. Repair before hardening (usually within 30minutes)
6. After 24 hours can be sanded, painted, drilled,tapped, machined.
Why Choose Us?
| Aurabodys | Others | |
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| Steel Reinforced Formula | ||
| Waterproof After Curing | ||
| Drillable And Sandable | ||
| Strong Multi-Surface Bond |
★★★ Loved by 10,000+ Customers ★★★
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Ease of use and works great.
All I can say is wow, I've used this stuff on everything, fiberglass repair above water underwater, drilled, sanded, taped, sealed, low pressure, sealed, metal, and has performed flawlessly, plenty of working time to to get it right, fully hardened within 12 hours.
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Fabulous Stuff!
I used this to reattach and repair a decorative tile in my pool. The pool has been redone several times over its lifetime, and it used to have a sort of curved corner at the inlet, which later was transformed to a more angular corner.
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Excellent epoxy
This epoxy is easy to mix, sets very hard, and will set hard underwater, which is pretty impressive. Very satisfied with it. I can also say that it can take a fair amount of heat over 600°F.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use it on a leaking PVC pipe without replacing it?
Can I use it on a leaking PVC pipe without replacing it?
Yes. It bonds securely to PVC and helps seal small cracks, holes, and leaks after proper surface preparation. Always allow the putty to fully cure before exposing it to water pressure.
Will it work on different materials at the same time?
Will it work on different materials at the same time?
Yes. It adheres to metal, wood, ceramic, concrete, plastic, and many other common materials, making it ideal for repairs involving mixed surfaces.
Can the repaired area be drilled or painted afterward?
Can the repaired area be drilled or painted afterward?
Absolutely. Once fully cured, the repair can be drilled, sanded, filed, tapped, or painted to achieve a clean, professional-looking finish.
Is it suitable for outdoor repairs in rain and heat?
Is it suitable for outdoor repairs in rain and heat?
Yes. After curing, the repair is waterproof and heat resistant, allowing it to perform well in both indoor and outdoor environments under normal conditions.
Do I need any special tools to apply it correctly?
Do I need any special tools to apply it correctly?
No. Simply cut the required amount, knead until evenly mixed, and press it into the damaged area. No mixing containers or complicated tools are required.