Milliput

Milliput putty is a versatile and popular epoxy putty used by modelers, sculptors, and DIY enthusiasts for various applications. It is a two-part putty made up of two separate bars, one of which contains a hardener, and the other is a resin. Upon mixing equal parts of both bars, a chemical reaction is initiated, which gradually hardens the material into a strong, durable, and resistant mass in about 90 minutes.

One of the advantages of Milliput putty is its ease of use. It is easy to mix and apply and can be molded and sculpted using simple tools such as knives, spatulas, or sandpaper. The putty can also be thinned with water to achieve a smoother finish, making it suitable for creating complex shapes and details.

Another advantage of Milliput is its versatility. It can be used for a wide range of applications, including model making, sculpting, and repairing different materials such as metal, wood, ceramics, plastics, and many others. Moreover, it is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, and is resistant to water, heat, and chemicals, making it ideal for use in harsh environments.

Milliput putty also has excellent adhesion properties, which make it ideal for bonding different materials. It can be used to fill gaps, cracks, and holes, and can be sculpted into different shapes and textures. Once it dries, it can be carved, sanded, and painted to achieve the desired finish.