Epoxy Putty, Terracotta, Nicht zutreffend

This Milliput Epoxy Putty was a lifesaver! Our puppies are teething and decided to take a chunk out of our stair woodwork. My dad, who’s a contractor, recommended this, so I knew it was the right product for the job. It was really easy to mix — I found it works best to use small amounts and build up layers. It dried quickly and was simple to sand smooth afterwards. Once we painted it and added a steel cap, our stairs look great and are now puppy-proof! Definitely recommend if you need a strong, reliable repair.

Excellent product - I was able to mend a terracotta Greek lamp with it

Its good, sets hard and fair price but used it for cracked terracotta tile and poor match colour but worth a try

I can believe how good the stuff is! I repaired a terracotta pot that had cracked with total success. This not a glue and not for smearing in a hairline cracks, it a putty and more like clay. Once mixed you can use water to make it easier to use and achieve a smooth finish. I repaired the pot from the inside by laying small sausage shapes over the crack and blended it into the pot itself. Once it sets it goes ceramic hard! It comes in different colours and even sets hard in water. Highly recommended for all types of fixes!

Very good for restoring terracotta ware.

This is a great product easy to use and this is the second lot I ordered from a different seller. It's dries quickly with the warm weather.

Having watched a video for the product I thought it would be ideal for a little job I had namely fixing the arm of a plastic lounger. However after 3 attempts I had to admit failure. The product joined the broken pieces and set hard but as soon as any pressure - even lightly - was applied it broke, so disappointed I had high hopes for this product.

I love Milliput. It is the most ingenious product ever to the rescue of items that are expensive or have sentimental value. I have so far mended successfully a beautiful ornamental indoor urn that fell off a bookcase when my cat jumped on it... very upsetting but I must say that Milliput worked a treat and the urn looks as good as new now.. I have also mended a massive flower pot in the garden that had broken in 4 pieces plus a multitude of cracks... The secret to apply it is water. Keep a bowl of water at hand and continue to mix and manipulate the dough into soft paste. Apply to cracks, scrape, wet the surface to smooth out, this can be done with very wet hands or a cloth. It dries rock solid and can even be sanded down. Terracotta colour is on the dark side but if mixed with the white Milliput one can obtain any hue of pinks to match the more subtle terracotta pots and vases.