IronStik Steel Reinforced Epoxy Putty Stick - 2 oz.
⚡ Quick and effective repairs
🛠️ Versatility on multiple surfaces
🕐 Extreme durability and resistance
IronStik is a two-part epoxy reinforced with steel, designed for fast, strong, and durable repairs on metal surfaces and more.
Simply mix, apply, and let it cure. It bonds strongly to various materials and sets in just minutes.
Works on metal, wood, ceramic, plastic, and concrete, making it a versatile solution for repairs.
How to Apply IronStik?
Preparation
1. Cut a small piece of IronStik using a knife or scissors.
2. Knead the piece with your fingers until the color is uniform, indicating the components are well mixed.
Application
3. Apply the putty directly to the clean, dry surface you want to repair, pressing firmly to ensure strong adhesion.
4. Shape and smooth the putty as needed within the first few minutes before it starts to harden.
Results
After an hour, enjoy the result: a strong, durable repair ready for use!
Quick and Durable Repairs
With IronStik, saying goodbye to slow and complicated repairs has never been easier. Thanks to its steel-reinforced, two-part epoxy formula, you can achieve professional results in just minutes. Once applied, the product cures quickly, offering a strong and long-lasting solution for any need.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Your estimated shipping time once dispatched is dependent on your location.
Shipping times range from 2 to 7 days.
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IronStik sets in 3–5 minutes, allowing for fast and effective repairs.
Yes, IronStikl is weather-resistant and perfect for outdoor use.
Absolutely! IronStik is safe and ideal for sealing leaks in both metal and PVC pipes.
Once cured, IronStik can withstand up to 900 psi and high temperatures up to 148°C.
Yes, after it cures (in about 60 minutes), it can be sanded, drilled, and painted as needed.
IronStik bonds to metal, wood, ceramics, plastic, and more, making it highly versatile.