Sylmasta Sylmasta AB Epoxy Putty Stick

$48.05

AB Original Epoxy Putty Stick supplies Sylmasta’s super-strength universal repair putty in a combined pre-measured stick format rather than separate parts of resin and hardener.

  • Easy to use – simply cut off the putty, knead by hand and apply
  • Two hour working time allows for complex repairs to be carried out and minimises waste
  • Ceramic-filled for super strength and can be worked without cracking or tearing
  • Bonds to metals, wood, brick, masonry, concrete and most plastics
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The Sylmasta AB Epoxy Putty Stick is a versatile repair solution designed for maintenance teams who need dependable performance in the field or workshop. Each kit contains multiple 200g epoxy sticks, pre-formatted with the resin and hardener combined into a single, solid unit. This eliminates the need for measuring or mixing separate components, reducing preparation time and minimizing mess. To use, simply cut off the amount required, knead it by hand until the color is uniform, and apply directly to the repair surface.

The putty’s extended working time — up to two hours at 68°F (20°C) — gives users more flexibility during application, especially on large or complex repairs. Once cured, the material forms a hard, durable mass that bonds strongly to metal, concrete, brick, ceramics, most plastics, and wood. It can be drilled, tapped, sanded, painted, or machined without cracking or tearing.

Because it cures underwater and on damp surfaces, the Sylmasta AB Putty Stick is well suited for emergency repairs in challenging conditions, including marine, plumbing, and industrial environments. It’s commonly used for sealing pipes, rebuilding structural elements, filling voids, and making surface repairs to concrete and metal — all with the confidence of consistent, high-strength results.

Data Sheet

Key Features

Pre-measured Convenience
Each stick contains pre-proportioned parts A and B for consistent results — no separate mixing required.

Extended Working Time
Up to 2 hours of working time at 68°F (20°C) gives users more flexibility to shape and apply the putty before it begins curing.

Strong Mechanical Properties
Achieves a compressive strength of 11,603 psi (80 MPa) and Shore D hardness of 90 after full cure — suitable for high-stress applications.

Adheres to Most Surfaces
Bonds effectively to metal, wood, brick, concrete, ceramic, most plastics, and more—even on wet surfaces or underwater.

High Chemical and Temperature Resistance
Performs in harsh environments with resistance to acids, fuels, and oils. Service temperature ranges from -4°F to 266°F continuous (-20°C to 130°C) and up to 572°F (300°C) intermittent.

Safe, Non-Shrinking Formula
Solvent-free and VOC-free, with no shrinkage or cracking as it cures. Non-flammable and emits no harmful fumes.

Recommended Applications for AB Epoxy Putty Stick

This kit is engineered for fast-response repairs and permanent maintenance tasks across a variety of environments. Whether in plumbing, electrical, marine, or industrial plant settings, the AB Putty Stick delivers consistent results without the mess of traditional epoxy systems.

Common uses include:

  • Sealing leaks and encapsulating joints in pipework
  • Filling large gaps or cracks in concrete, brick, or metal
  • Rebuilding damaged structural components
  • Capping injection ports and underwater repairs
  • Insulating electrical components
  • Reinforcing worn or corroded equipment and infrastructure

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use the Sylmasta AB Putty Stick?
Cut the required amount, knead by hand until the color is uniform (about 5 minutes), and apply directly to the surface. It can be smoothed with water during application.

Can it cure underwater?
Yes. The putty will adhere to and cure on wet surfaces, including submerged areas.

What is the working and cure time?
Working time is approximately 1.5 to 2 hours at 68°F (20°C). It becomes firm in 4 hours and hard in 10 hours, with full cure reached in 24 hours.

Can it be sanded, drilled, or painted?
Yes. Once fully cured, it can be machined, tapped, filed, sanded, drilled, and painted.

What materials does it bond to?
It adheres to metal, wood, brick, stone, porcelain, concrete, ceramics, and most plastics.

Is it reusable?
Yes. Unused portions can be stored in their original packaging for future use.

Additional information

Color

White, Black, Gray