Milliput Terracotta 2-Part Epoxy Putty 113.4g MPT-TERRACOTTA

Milliput Terracotta is a versatile two-part epoxy putty designed for modelmaking, sculpting, restoration and repair work. Once equal quantities of the two components are thoroughly mixed, the putty becomes pliable and easy to shape before curing to a hard, durable finish.

The Terracotta grade is particularly useful where an earthy terracotta colour is desirable, including modelling scenery, garden ornaments, pots, brickwork and quarry tile repairs. While uncured, Milliput can be shaped and smoothed with water, helping modellers create clean contours and filled surfaces without relying entirely on sanding after curing. Each retail pack contains 113.4g of two-part epoxy putty.

Features

• Two-Part Epoxy Putty: Mix the two components together to create a self-hardening modelling and repair compound
• Terracotta Colour: Useful for applications where an earthy red-brown finish complements the surrounding material
• Easy to Shape: Pliable immediately after mixing for sculpting, filling, moulding and forming
• Water Smoothing: Uncured Milliput can be smoothed using water and a suitable damp tool or cloth
• Hard Cured Finish: Sets to a tough, durable material suitable for further finishing
• Non-Shrinking: Helps maintain the intended shape and filled area during curing
• Highly Adhesive: Bonds to a wide range of common modelling and repair materials
• Water Resistant: Suitable for applications exposed to water and can set underwater
• Modelmaking Applications: Useful for scenery, conversions, gap filling, structural details and custom modelling projects
• Sculpting Applications: Can be formed and shaped while soft before being allowed to cure
• Repair Applications: Suitable for terracotta pots, garden urns, damaged brickwork and quarry tiles

Specifications

• Brand: Milliput
• SKU: MPT-TERRACOTTA
• Barcode: 5035167000513
• Product Type: Two-Part Epoxy Putty
• Grade: Terracotta
• Colour: Terracotta
• Pack Weight: 113.4g
• Components: 2 × 56.7g Sticks
• Curing Type: Cold-Setting Epoxy
• Shrinkage: Non-Shrinking
• Typical Applications: Modelmaking, Sculpting, Restoration and Repair
• Retail Box Quantity: 1 Pack
• Trade / Outer Box Quantity: 10 Packs

Typical Applications

• Modelmaking
• Sculpting
• Picture frame restoration
• Terracotta pot repairs
• Garden urn repairs
• Damaged brickwork
• Internal and external quarry tile repairs
• Underwater applications

Includes

• 1 × Milliput Terracotta 2-Part Epoxy Putty Pack – 113.4g Total

FAQ

How much Milliput is in each Terracotta pack? Each retail pack contains 113.4g of epoxy putty, consisting of two 56.7g sticks that are combined to activate the material.

Does Milliput Terracotta need heat to cure? No. Milliput is a cold-setting two-part epoxy putty. The curing process begins when the two components are thoroughly mixed together.

Can Milliput Terracotta be used for modelmaking? Yes. Milliput specifically lists modelmaking and sculpting among the typical applications for the Terracotta grade. It can be used for filling, shaping, scenery work and creating custom components.

Can Milliput be smoothed before it cures? Yes. While the mixed putty remains workable, water can be used to help smooth the surface. Milliput recommends a finely woven moist cloth when a particularly smooth finish is required.

Can Terracotta Milliput be used outdoors? Yes. The manufacturer lists terracotta pots, garden urns, brickwork and both internal and external quarry tiles among its typical applications.

Can Milliput set underwater? Yes. Milliput identifies underwater work as an application and describes the product range as capable of setting underwater.

Important Notes

• This listing is for one 113.4g retail pack unless otherwise specified
• 10 pieces per box refers to the trade / outer box quantity, not the contents of one individual Milliput retail pack
• Both components must be thoroughly mixed before use
• Use equal quantities of each component for correct curing
• Prepare surfaces appropriately before applying the putty
• Water can be used to help smooth and shape the putty while it remains workable
• Allow the material to cure fully before carrying out final finishing or placing repaired items under load