Marine Fiberglass Repair Kit - 100ml Epoxy Resin Glue for Fiberglass Tub Scratch Repair, UV Resistance, Water Proof, Fiberglass Resin Filler - Gel Coat Repair Kit for Boats, Jet Skis, Surf Boat, Kayak

This is such a helpful tool for doing repairs that requires strong adhesive. I have used it to seal and secure a shaft strut on my large electric RC boat, used it also to keep my Gas RC boat's radio & servo tray in place also used this Marine Fiberglass Repair Kit to glue a strong magnet that holds a heavy ceiling alloy light cover in our living room with no issues at all. This kit when used properly it is as tough like a granulated fiber glass cloth mixed in fiber glass resin only without the mess. This adhesive is not only tough, this is also very versatile that it can adhere and handle multiple type of materials.Facts about this product:1.) white in color when dry2.) self levels when use on a leveled flat area3.) all you will need is included in the kit4.) This kit size is ment for small repairs only5.) Make sure to dispense equal portion of the resin and hardener for best results and quick drying time.6.) NO strong chemical odor!7.) remember that this Marine Fiberglass Repair Kit is effective only when the material you will used this for is properly prepared.Final thoughts, I find this product very handy to have in my tool box for any adhesive repair needs that requires rigid, strong & long lasting adhesion that includes all you will need to prep, mix & apply this product that is easy to carry with you anywhere. Will gladly recommend anytime!

I hadn't used anything like this before, but much to my surprise it was easy to mix a apply to my project. Once dried, it was very sandable and left a smooth surface. Recommended Tada!

This is a review for Marine Fiberglass Repair Kit - 100ml Epoxy Resin Glue for Fiberglass Tub Scratch Repair, UV Resistance, Water Proof, Fiberglass Resin Filler - Gel Coat Repair Kit for Boats, Jet Skis, Surf Boat, KayakBuddy of mine was driving the boat, and when attempting to dock, there was a portion of the dock that had broken off and was hidden under water. It scraped a small to mid chunk out of the top few layers of the boat. This stuff was pretty easy to use to fill it in. It seems to work well for the price, we still have to sand and paint the repaired spot, but we will see how it holds up this spring/summer.

Excellent product for the $$. This can extend the life of things exposed to water as a sealant. We sealed our picnic table with marine epoxy several years ago and just needed to touch up a few spots. This product was easy to apply and worked very well.

Great repair kit, comes with everything you need to fix a small area or two. I used to fix crack in boat and it worked great, reasonable price too

Great for repairing a free surfboard I snagged, did the job seamlessly and has held up watertight ever since then. I think this might be one of the better quality solutions I’ve used for similar repairs. Very happy with the result, very much recommend.

The media could not be loaded. The kit comes in two "epoxy syringes", with parts A and B dispensing in equal volumes. One of the parts has a solid white dye in it, so the resulting epoxy is "gel coat white" colored instead of the clear/yellow you get with undyed epoxy. They include a small silicone mixing / pouring dish, some wooden stir sticks, and a plastic "scraper" or "puty knife" type tool for smoothing it out, plus two small sandpaper disks (150grit).[They also include some super thin plastic gloves, but I preferred my own nitrile gloves as their gloves are very thin and easy to rip/tear.]The mixed product is thick like honey and will flow/drip down vertical surfaces. I was happy with how it worked on a small crack in the bottom of my sailboat cockpit, so I moved on to using it with fiberglass cloth (not provided in the kit).My sunfish hull has three patches along the side. Two of them, while a bit ugly, appeared to be relatively strong and water tight, while the third appeared to be something like body putty covering a crack. The material had cracked and was letting water into the inner hull. I used an angle grinder to get rid of the cracking material and clean up the existing fiberglass a bit.Then I filled the crack with the epoxy, covered it with a small piece of fiberglass cloth, and then mixed up a larger batch and covered the whole thing with a larger piece of fiberglass cloth. (2 layers over the crack, and one later on the surrounding area to somewhat smoothly merge back into the factor hull).The epoxy mixed and cured as I would expect. I had to do some sanding after the fact to knock down edges of the fiberglass cloth, and then I used a cabinet roller to "paint" another layer on top to fill in the last of the weave pattern and give a smooth surface.The repairs still look like repairs, it is obvious that they are patches, but the crack is covered and filled in and looks to be completely water tight, which was my main goal.I have no complaints about the epoxy material, it worked exactly as I expected.

I got this fiberglass repair kit to repair some chips and scrapes to a used truck bed camper shell my husband bought, which it needs before it can be painted. I have only used it once, repairing 4 chips and 1 scrape with the amount I mixed. I waited until the temperature was in the right range, thensanded the areas first, to give it a clean surface to adhere. The mix was easy to apply and level with the included scraper, and it looks good after 24 hours. I might not have to sand it at all and the asking price is reasonable enough that I will buy more if necessary. While we have good weather, I'm intending to try and get all the patches finished so we can paint and use the shell for camping this spring/summer. Excellent product!