Solution 50 Steel Repair Epoxy Putty Stick – MRO Solutions

High Demand Item – Frequently Reordered by Contractors

Solution 50 is a steel-reinforced, non-rusting epoxy putty supplied as a hand-mixable stick. Each stick holds pre-measured base and activator throughout, so you just cut off what you need, knead it to a uniform color, and apply – no measuring, mixing tools, or guesswork.

Its clay-like consistency stays put with no drips or runs, even overhead, and it can be worked into damp or slowly leaking surfaces. After a 3–5 minute work life it reaches functional cure in about an hour, at which point it can be drilled, tapped, machined, ground, filed, and painted. Color is dark metallic gray. Supplied as a 4 oz stick.

Applications

• Repairing leaking iron pipes and tanks
• Rebuilding stripped or worn threads
• Filling blowholes, cracks, and voids in metal
• Patching rust-damaged equipment bodies, gutters, downspouts, and ductwork
• Molding, building up, or fabricating missing metal parts
• Anchoring machines and forming custom tools or handles

Key Features

• Pre-measured base and activator in one stick – cut, knead, apply
• Clay-like body – no drips or runs, works overhead and on damp surfaces
• Work life 3–5 min; functional cure ~1 hour, then fully machinable
• Steel-reinforced and non-rusting, with less than 1% shrinkage
• 100% solids – no solvents or VOCs, non-flammable, no noxious fumes
• Safe for potable water; suitable for interior and exterior use

Specifications

Best Used For

• Emergency pipe and tank leak repairs
• Rebuilding worn or stripped threads
• Filling casting flaws and metal voids
• Patching corroded gutters, ductwork, and equipment housings

FAQ

How fast does it set?

It has a 3–5 minute work life and reaches functional cure in about an hour, when it can be drilled, tapped, and machined. Full cure is 24 hours.

Can I use it on a leaking pipe?

Yes. It is formulated to be worked into damp or slowly leaking surfaces, and it is rated safe for potable water.

Can it be machined after curing?

Yes – once functionally cured it can be drilled, tapped, machined, ground, filed, and painted.

What temperatures does it handle?

Continuous service from -40 to +250°F, with intermittent exposure to +300°F.

Is there anything it will not bond to?

It does not adhere to polyethylene, polypropylene, or PTFE, and it is not intended for structural applications.

Why Contractors Choose This

• One-stick, no-measure mix you can use right on the truck
• Cures hard enough to drill, tap, and machine
• Stops leaks on pipe and tank without draining or welding
• Potable-water safe and VOC-free
• Case pricing that drops as the order grows