Turquoise Blue Milliput Epoxy Putty

Nice color. Machines well after it has cured completely.In the attached photo: I dug out the bark inclusion in the wood completely. Then, I made a block of milliput (kneading with gloved fingers) and allowed to cure completely. I then used a scrollsaw to make random-sized chunks of milliput. I embedded the random-sized chunks, filling with clear epoxy (5-minute or 15-minute, I don't remember). After the clear epoxy had cured completely, I finish-turned the seat, sanded, and applied an oil finish to the wood.

This milliput works fantastic

The new color available in the US is truly what is advertised.

Used to repair a crack in spa wall. Very easy to use and color was a better match than the typical white epoxy.

I used it to patch a carving. Easy to work with.