Milliput Epoxy Putty White

Great putty. Arrived quickly. Easy to work into shape, after mixing equal amounts of the two putty strips together (in your hands) for about 7 minutes. Remember to wear plastic/rubber gloves! Dries not too quickly and is waterproof. Used to repair a damaged toilet pan, by attaching a large broken-off fragment and sealing around the edges to stop leakage. Needs some rubbing/sanding down, after drying, to get a smooth surface, as is expected.

I am very impressed with this product, you have plenty of time to shape and manipulate broken replacement parts.It adheres exceptionally well, I used it to rebuild a broken and missing part on a carved wooden animal, great results.You can file, sand and drill when set, ( it sets rock hard ) in approximately three hours.Excellent service from this supplier, I would certainly recommend and use them again.

The only drawback with this product is that it takes a lot of mixing to set fully. You need to roll it around, twist and squeeze it for a whole minute to be sure - by which time the stuff has impregnated your fingerprints (luckily it's water soluble before it's set). It's pretty stodgy so if you need to spread it with any finesse, use a wetted finger or spatula. Then it's easy to mould, and once set hard (allow a day) it can be sanded to a smooth satin finish.

All as described. I used it to put a thin film of filler on the top of a radiator. The radiator had a number of vertical fins or panels. The tops of each obviously had not been treated correctly when it was factory painted and had been cracking and flaking off. The bits where it was still adhering to the radiator tops was impossible to remove and therefore would leave an ugly and uneven 'step' between the old paint and new. So I applied a thin layer of the paste to the radiator tops and then sand it down flat and even with any remaining coat of paint and repainted them. Worked a treat and looks almost new.

Great product

This is a great well designed product but it seems so silly to provide the clay in a single bag within this box. If like a lot of people you need a tiny amount at any one point to fix a chip you aren't going to use most of it and then it runs the risk of drying out.

Wish I'd heard of this stuff years ago - no wonder its been around for years. So far, I've used it to repair a terracotta pot and a chipped bathroom sink.

I needed to fill modest hole which had been drilled straight through a uPVC door frame to provide power for an old doorbell. This stuff is very adhesive but easily worked, and the instructions on the website are very good: particularly using a little water to discourage sticking to your gloves. To improve the finish I filled in two stages and am very pleased with the result.