Metal and Pipe Repairs
Fill cracks, holes, and damaged joints.

Small cracks, leaks, holes, and broken edges rarely stay small. This moldable two-part repair putty presses directly into the damaged area, then cures into a hard, durable patch.
Liquid glue runs. Flat patches struggle on curved pipes and broken corners. This putty kneads by hand so you can push it into uneven cracks, holes, joints, and chipped edges.
Blend equal parts until the color and texture are uniform.
Fill the crack instead of only coating the surface.
Build around curves, corners, gaps, and joints.
After it fully cures, the hardened patch is designed to resist water, making it suitable for small leaks, pipe joints, holes, and damp utility areas.
Apply to a clean, dry, and oil-free surface. Allow the repair to cure completely before exposing it to water.
Keep one practical repair material ready for common damage around the home, garage, workshop, and utility area.
Fill cracks, holes, and damaged joints.
Shape the putty around irregular fittings and gaps.
Rebuild chipped corners and broken edges.
Fill missing material on corners and damaged surfaces.
Once fully cured, the putty forms a hard patch designed to hold its shape and reinforce the damaged area instead of remaining soft or flexible.
No special tools are required for normal application.
Remove loose material, dust, water, grease, and oil.
Take equal amounts of Part A and Part B.
Knead for 1β3 minutes, then press firmly into the damage.
Initial curing takes about 1 hour; full curing takes about 24 hours.
Tape and liquid glue can help with light surface jobs. Moldable repair putty is built for gaps, missing material, and uneven damage.
| Feature | Repair Putty | Tape / Basic Glue |
|---|---|---|
| Fills cracks and holes | β Yes | Limited |
| Shapes around curves | β Moldable | Difficult |
| Builds missing material | β Yes | No |
| Water resistance | β After full cure | Varies |
| Application | Mix, press, shape | Wrap or spread |
| Best use | Irregular damage | Light surface fixes |
It is intended for common repairs involving metal, PVC and other plastics, ceramic, tile, wood, and concrete. Clean and test the repair area first.
The cured patch is designed to resist water. Apply it to a clean, dry surface and wait until it has fully cured before exposing it to moisture.
Take equal amounts of Part A and Part B. Knead them together for 1β3 minutes until the mixture is consistent, then apply immediately.
Initial curing takes about 1 hour. Allow about 24 hours for a full cure before loading the repair or exposing it to water.
It is intended for small everyday repair jobs. Do not use it as a substitute for professional repair on gas lines, high-pressure systems, electrical hazards, structural components, or other safety-critical damage.
Keep a moldable repair option ready for the next crack, leak, hole, or broken edge.