FAQs

FAQs
Q How do I remove epoxy putty?
A Once Epoxy Putty cures it can only be removed mechanically (i.e. grinder, drill).
Q Can I use Epoxy Putty to repair my wood cabinets?
A Yes. You must prep the surface rst. This means that all nishes must be removed and the surface
roughed up to allow the Epoxy Putty a good surface for bonding.
Q If I drill a screw into Epoxy Putty, will it be strong enough?
A Yes. Epoxy Putty can be drilled, tapped and machined while maintaining its integrity.
Q How do I remove Plumber’s Putty from the drain lines and sink?
A Any Plumber’s Putty which falls into the drain in small quantities will dissolve and ow through the drain
without incident.
Q What is the difference between Stain-Free and regular Plumber’s Putty?
A Stain-Free Putty is an oil-free non-staining putty that performs the same as other putties. It can be
used safely without staining the following materials; Granite, Marble, Quartz, Sandstone, Corian
®
, or any
natural, porous surfaces.
Q If the putty is dried out, can something be added to regenerate the putty?
A No. Once the putty has dried there is nothing that can be added to regenerate the putty without affecting
the quality of the product.
Q How can an oil stain be removed from a porous surface (stone, granite, etc.)?
A Oatey does not have any proven method for removing these stains and recommend you contact your
installer or supplier for their recommendations relating to the material in question.
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