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boat and poly repair

mwood7800

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I thought I might share this epoxy i have been using the past 10 years, I have repaired poly, engine blocks, pump housings, all kinds of holes in fiberglass and al hulls. You mix it like standard epoxy apply then wet your hand with water and smooth it out. We went through 2 ship container boxes of this stuff while working as a commercial diver in West Africa, mostly for repairing gas and oil pipelines underwater, I brought 2 gall back to fl with me and after 10 years I am still using the stuff.
http://www.simcocoatings.com/t-3000.html
 
I see that it comes in colors ...... that's very cool. Can it be painted after it hardens?

Do you think they'll take small quantity orders, Mike?

olf
 
I have only seen one color, my part a is yellow and part b is black, when mixed its an ugly green. I have painted it, the thing I like about it is smoothing it out with water you can get it looking nice enough that you don't have to grind.
 
its called brolight been using it for underwater repair for 20 yrs. most fiberglass marine supplies has it you mead it togther in water to activate........like muffler 2part stick, gas tank repair has it also just mead together to make 1 color your done........
 
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