Milliput Epoxy Putty - Terracotta

Milliput is a versatile two-part epoxy putty that sets rock hard after mixing. Initially pliable a...

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Milliput Terracotta is a high-performance two-part epoxy putty designed for professional modelers, sculptors, and restoration experts who require a material that cures rock-hard while remaining easy to manipulate during the initial phase. It is an ideal choice for gap filling, sculptural work, and architectural repairs, though users should note that the two-part components must be mixed thoroughly to ensure a consistent, durable cure.

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Model Part Number90300002
BrandMilliput

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FAQs

Can I paint over Milliput once it is dry?

Yes, Milliput accepts most standard hobby paints and primers once it has fully cured.

How long does Milliput take to cure?

It generally takes several hours to become touch-dry and reaches full, rock-hard cure within 24 hours depending on the thickness and ambient temperature.

Is Milliput waterproof?

Yes, once fully cured, Milliput is resistant to water and can be used for outdoor repairs.

Can I use Milliput to glue parts together?

Yes, it acts as both a filler and a strong adhesive, making it excellent for joining broken parts that require structural integrity.

How do I store the unused portion?

Keep the sticks wrapped in their provided foil packaging and store them in a cool, dry location to prevent moisture contamination.

Troubleshooting

Putty remains soft after 24 hours

Ensure that the two parts were mixed thoroughly until a uniform color was achieved; inadequate mixing prevents the chemical reaction.

Putty is too sticky to work with

Lightly dampen your fingers or tools with water; this prevents the material from adhering to your equipment rather than the project surface.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent for structural restoration and gap filling
  • Can be sanded, filed, and drilled once hardened
  • Water-resistant finish once fully cured
  • Extended working time allows for detailed sculpting

Cons

  • Requires careful, thorough manual mixing of two parts
  • Longer curing time compared to super glues
  • May require patience to achieve a perfectly smooth surface

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To begin, slice equal amounts from the two included sticks and knead them together until the mixture reaches a uniform Terracotta color without streaks. Mixing should take approximately one to two minutes. Once mixed, you have about 30 to 60 minutes of working time depending on ambient temperature. Keep the unused putty in its original packaging in a cool, dry place to prevent premature hardening. For best adhesion, ensure the surface being repaired is clean, dry, and free of dust or oils before applying the putty.

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