Epoxy putties are malleable substances that can be used
to fills gaps and holes. They also can be moulded into more substantial
structural parts. Before it has fully cured, epoxy putty can be used like
modelling clay to plug unusual and awkward gaps, e.g. around tiles or in window
corners. Being water resistant, it can also be applied to damp, wet, moist or
leaky areas.
USING EPOXY PUTTY
Safety first. Make sure to wear gloves and wash hands
properly after using epoxy putty.
Make space and set out your materials. Surfaces must be
grease, dust and oil-free. If the surfaces you want to apply the epoxy putty to
are smooth, then you should lightly sand them as this will improve the
adhesion.
Prepare the epoxy putty. Mix up a sufficient amount of
epoxy putty according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
Apply and fill. Keeping in mind the curing time of the
epoxy putty as given by the manufacturer, press the amount required into the
hole, crack or tear and smooth the putty over with your hands.
Putty as an adhesive. If you want to bond two surfaces
with epoxy putty, apply the product to the relevant surfaces and apply force.
On wet surfaces you need to apply pressure for longer until the putty sticks
(see product instructions).
Finish the job. Smooth the epoxy putty out with damp rag
before it hardens. Manufacturer’s instructions will indicate how long you need
to wait before sanding, drilling or painting the epoxy putty.
Clean-up. A sharp knife can get rid of hardened epoxy
putty but it’s much easier to remove when its uncured.
| Package | 800 ml (400 ml + 400 ml) |