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Evo-stik Hard & Fast Metal Epoxy Putty easy to mix steel reinforced epoxy putty dries in 10 minutes
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Great for repairing motorbike radiator pipework
Posted07 September 2010
FasterThanLight
fromSouth Yorkshire
Age Group: 45 - 54
Gender: Male
Quality
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Exellent stuff for quick repairs.
I successfully patched 3mm rust hole in steel pipe from radiator to water pump. It's good for up to 150 degrees C. and was paintable after curing for just 1 hour.
To use, cut off a suitable sized piece and knead until two colours merged. Then apply repair (very sticky using rubber gloves). You'll need to work quickly - only two minutes before it starts setting hard and becomes unworkable.
I recommend this product!
I like:quick repair, dries rock hard, not long to wait until paintable, works up to 150 degrees
I don't like as much:very short work time
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Evo-stik Hard & Fast Metal Epoxy Putty easy to mix steel reinforced epoxy putty dries in 10 minutes
Will it bond a motorcycle rack?
Hi.. part of my motorcycle rack has cracked off - will this product bond the two pieces together? There could be some vibration and some stress to the two joined pieces but not excessive and it won't be dangerous as it won't carry heavy items.
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Probably not. This stuff is more suited to filling than bonding.
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