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Oatey® Fix-It™ Stick Epoxy Putty

The Oatey® Fix-It™ Stick All-Purpose Bonding Epoxy Putty is a multi-purpose sealing, patching and mending compound that is ideal for a wide range of materials. For versatile use, the two-part epoxy-putty stick can repair leaks, holes or cracks in materials such as plastic, metals, fiberglass, concrete or ceramics. The powerful adhesive putty easily mixes in your hands and hardens like steel in minutes after application, perfect for fixing broken tile and molding. The non-toxic putty can be used on wet or dry surfaces to tackle any unexpected repair jobs that pop up around your home. After curing, the heavy duty putty may be drilled, tapped, filed, sanded, sealed and painted to create a seamless look. The product comes in a 4 oz. container to ensure you have enough to complete your home improvement job easily and conveniently. Oatey products have earned the trust of plumbing professional for over 100 years.

UPC: 038753312705
Part #: 31270C

Key Features & Benefits

Multi-purpose, industrial-strength bonding adhesive
For metal, ceramic, wood, masonry, glass and plastic material
Easily mixes in your hands and hardens in minutes after application
Adheres to many materials including PVC, CPVC, ABS, wood and metal
Plugs and seals leaks, patches holes and cracks, and fixes broken tile and molding
After curing, may be drilled, tapped, filed, sanded, sealed and painted
Can be used on dry or wet and interior or exterior surfaces
Steel-filled material will not shrink
Non-toxic, non-flammable material contains no solvents and can be used with potable water
Not to be used for pressure pipe repair or structural applications
Does not adhere to polyethylene, polypropylene or PTFE

Specifications

Size:	4 oz.
Product Type:	Epoxy Putty
Weight:	0.25 lb.
Set Speed:	20 Min.
Color:	Gray

Brand:	Oatey

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Epoxy Putty NSF approved?

Yes.

Will Epoxy Putty be strong enough if I drill a screw into it?

Yes. Epoxy Putty can be drilled, tapped and machined while maintaining its integrity.

Can I use epoxy putty to repair my wood cabinets?

Yes. You must prep the surface first. This means that all finishes must be removed and the surface roughed up to allow the Epoxy Putty a good surface for bonding.