All-source 044230 Epoxy Putty Repair Compound

Product Description

The ALL-SOURCE 044230 is a two-part epoxy putty compound designed for permanent bonding, sealing, and repair across a wide range of materials and trade applications. The mixed putty hardens in 20 minutes and cures to a rigid, machinable finish that can be drilled, tapped, filed, sanded, and painted like metal. Supplied in a resealable plastic tube for convenient storage in a tool box or service van. Suitable for use on metals, wood, glass, masonry, ceramics, and many plastics. Not compatible with polyethylene or polypropylene substrates.

This compound serves plumbing, electrical, pool service, and general maintenance applications. In plumbing, it is used for sink traps, pipe joints, drain leaks, oil and water tank repairs, and underwater concrete swimming pool repairs. Electrical tradespeople use it in place of tape and ceramic connectors. It also handles auto repair tasks such as fuel tanks and radiators, ceramic tile repair, custom-formed gaskets, and a wide range of home maintenance repairs including air duct leaks, de-threaded screws, and light fixture installation. Its versatility makes it a practical addition to any service technician's supply kit.

Key Features

• Hardens in 20 minutes for fast return to service
• Cures to a machinable solid that can be drilled, tapped, filed, sanded, and painted
• Bonds to metals, wood, glass, masonry, ceramics, and many plastics
• Suitable for underwater repairs including concrete swimming pools and fish tanks
• Packaged in a resealable plastic tube for tool box storage
• Forms permanent custom gaskets for sealing and bonding

Compatibility

Designed for use on metals, wood, glass, masonry, ceramics, and many plastics. Not suitable for use with polyethylene or polypropylene.

Installation Notes

Surface preparation is critical for adhesion - clean and dry the repair area thoroughly before mixing and applying the putty. Mix components fully per manufacturer directions before the 20-minute working window begins. Power down or de-energize any electrical equipment and shut off water supply or system pressure before applying to plumbing or electrical components. Allow full cure before returning the repaired assembly to service or applying mechanical loads.