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I haven't come across any DIY formulations that can produce the same texture and properties (strength and flexibility) -- especially in gallon-size quantities (

• goldenkey 13y ago
  There are many different kinds of silicone epoxy/putty for repairs. I know a couple who repair antique lamps, furniture, and fixtures and their inventory of putties is humongous. This product marketed it well (by coloring it) and advertising it to non-carpenter/tradesmen folk.
• gcb0 13y ago
  they probably wont sell it to you anyways. few month i wanted to buy tempurkont or something from sherman willians. i did the research. i needed silicone paint or primer. they had a line of products perfect for my use. i got the info down to product number. cant remember now of course. NONE of the stores knew about it. one of the stores took the trouble of calling some place. learned it was from the architectural branch. id have to order a minimum quantity of X gallons, x being a huge number i dont remember, and wait 2 to 3 weeks. so, yeah, even if you learn the resin you need, though luck. they wont bother selling to you anyways. so kudos to sugru. but shame on them for almost no tech info.
  • danjwilson 13y ago
    It's not easy to find, but we have a technical data sheet here: http://sugru.com/pdfs/tds.pdf http://sugru.com/pdfs/tds.pdf