Milliput Epoxy - Black

The curing time depends on the temperature. At room temperature, it typically takes several hours to harden and can be fully cured within 16 hours. However, this depends on the ambient temperature and the volume of the applied putty.

Yes, once fully cured, Milliput Epoxy - Black can be painted with most types of paint.

Yes, Milliput Epoxy - Black is waterproof once fully cured.

No, Milliput Epoxy - Black is not intended for use on surfaces that come into direct contact with food.

The shelf life of Milliput Epoxy - Black is typically several years if stored properly in a cool, dry place.

Before curing, the putty can be removed with water. Once cured, it can be removed by mechanical means such as sanding, filing or chiseling. Chemical solvents are generally not effective.

Ensure that the resin and hardener were mixed in equal amounts and kneaded thoroughly. Verify that the product is not past its expiration date. The temperature of the working environment can affect the curing time, warmer temperatures speed up the process, cooler temperatures will slow the process.

Ensure that you have mixed the two components sufficiently. If the putty is too stiff, it may be too cold. Warming the product slightly can make it easier to mold.

Make sure the surfaces are clean and dry before applying. Lightly roughening the surfaces can improve adhesion. Ensure that you are using the correct type of Milliput for the application. For example, in underwater conditions, a different product is available.