Steel Putty is the original metal-filled epoxy used for hundreds of routine maintenance, production, and tooling applications. Patch and repair areas where welding or brazing would be undesirable or impossible.
Steel Putty is reinforced epoxy putty. Dries steel hard in 15 minutes. Ready to drill, tap, file machine etc. After one hour, Permanent repairs to metal, glass, plastic, ceramic, more bonds like epoxy, harden like steel. Monarch's Steel Putty is sets up Under water, impervious to chemicals
Steel Putty Product Feature’s
1. Mix your Steel Putty in compliance with the instructions in plastic bowl.
2. Take a small piece of Steel Putty and begin pressing it into the crack or chip in your ceramic piece. Press enough Ceramic Putty so that it extends higher than the original ceramic surface. Allow it to dry according to the drying time.
3. Take a piece of medium grade sandpaper, and gently sand down the Steel Putty you filled the crack or chip with. Make sure to avoid sanding the area around the Steel Putty. Sand until the Steel Putty is at the same level as the rest of the surface so the two surfaces are cohesive with each other.
Steel Putty is reinforced epoxy putty. Dries steel hard in 15 minutes. Ready to drill, tap, file machine etc. After one hour, Permanent repairs to metal, glass, plastic, ceramic, more bonds like epoxy, harden like steel. Monarch's Steel Putty is sets up Under water, impervious to chemicals
Steel Putty Product Feature’s
- Bonds to most metals, concrete and some plastics.
- Cures at room temperature and forms a tough durable metallic mass that can be drilled, tapped, machined or painted.
- Excellent resistance to oil, gasoline, water and many chemicals.
- Long Pot Life Repairs.
Recommended Steel Putty Application’s
Mixing Instructions- Metal Tube Sheet Repair
- Bearing Race Repair
- Water Box Channel Repair
- Oil Pipe Line Corrosion Repair
1. Mix your Steel Putty in compliance with the instructions in plastic bowl.
2. Take a small piece of Steel Putty and begin pressing it into the crack or chip in your ceramic piece. Press enough Ceramic Putty so that it extends higher than the original ceramic surface. Allow it to dry according to the drying time.
3. Take a piece of medium grade sandpaper, and gently sand down the Steel Putty you filled the crack or chip with. Make sure to avoid sanding the area around the Steel Putty. Sand until the Steel Putty is at the same level as the rest of the surface so the two surfaces are cohesive with each other.
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