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Gray-tan epoxy putty in a 4 oz tube

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PC PRODUCTS 045596 Plumbing Epoxy Putty 4 oz Tube

SKU CH-XG0W-3FRHD

Epoxy putty in a 4 oz tube repairs plumbing on ceramic, fiberglass, glass, metal and PVC, curing in 4 hours with a 15 minute working time and performing from 35 to 250 degrees F

  • 15-minute work window for plumbing repairs
  • Full cure in 4 hours at room temperature
  • Withstands continuous heat up to 250 °F
  • Bonds ceramic, fiberglass, glass, metal and PVC
  • Meets 29 CFR 1910.1200 hazard-communication standard

Plumbing Epoxy Putty 4 oz Tube

This two-part epoxy putty comes in a 4 oz tube and is formulated for plumbing repairs on ceramic, fiberglass, glass, metal and PVC. It cures to a gray-tan finish and meets the 29 CFR 1910.1200 standard for workplace safety.

Hand-Kneaded Application 15 Minute Working Time

The putty is mixed by hand until the colour is uniform and must be applied within 15 minutes before it begins to set. Surfaces should be clean and roughened; poor adhesion usually comes from skipping preparation or exceeding the short working window.

4 Ounce Capacity 250 Degree Temperature Limit

The 4 oz container suits small joint repairs, pinhole leaks and crack patching on compatible pipe materials. It performs continuously between 35 and 250 degrees Fahrenheit, with a flash point above 199.9 degrees Fahrenheit, and reaches full cure in 4 hours.

Highlights

  • 15-minute work window for plumbing repairs
  • Full cure in 4 hours at room temperature
  • Withstands continuous heat up to 250 °F
  • Bonds ceramic, fiberglass, glass, metal and PVC
  • Meets 29 CFR 1910.1200 hazard-communication standard

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I know the epoxy putty has cured properly after the 4-hour full cure time?

The putty will become hard and gray-tan, bonding firmly to ceramic, fiberglass, glass, metal, or PVC surfaces. It withstands temperatures from 35 to 250 degrees F once fully cured.

Does the 4 oz tube include a mixing stick or gloves, or must I buy them separately?

The tube contains only the two-part epoxy putty in a single 4 oz container. Mixing tools and protective gloves are not included and must be purchased separately.

Is the 4 oz tube size enough for sealing a typical household pipe joint, or should I get a larger container?

The 4 oz tube is designed for small plumbing repairs and quick patching jobs. For multiple joints or larger cracks, additional tubes will be needed.

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