What is the size of the TotalBoat Epoxy Resin Kit?

The TotalBoat Epoxy Resin Kit is available in three sizes: quart, gallon, and four point five gallon kits.

What are the components included in the TotalBoat Epoxy Kit?

Each kit includes TotalBoat 5:1 Epoxy Resin, your choice of Fast or Slow Hardener, mixing supplies, and calibrated pumps for accurate mixing.

What materials can I use TotalBoat Epoxy on?

TotalBoat Epoxy can be applied to fiberglass, wood, etched aluminum, bare steel, and various reinforcement fabrics.

How do I mix the TotalBoat Epoxy Resin and Hardener?

You can mix the resin and hardener by weight or volume, using the provided pumps for the exact five to one ratio.

What is the pot life for the Fast Hardener?

The pot life for the Fast Hardener is twelve minutes at seventy-five degrees Fahrenheit.

How do I apply the TotalBoat Epoxy Resin?

You can apply the epoxy using a brush, roller, syringe, or pour it using a plastic resin spreader.

Is the TotalBoat Epoxy suitable for beginners?

Yes, the TotalBoat Epoxy is user-friendly and suitable for both beginners and experienced users in boat building and repair projects.

Can I combine TotalBoat Epoxy with fillers?

Yes, you can combine TotalBoat Epoxy with fillers to create a high-strength adhesive, filleting material, or fairing compound.

What temperatures are best for using TotalBoat Fast Hardener?

The Fast Hardener is ideal for temperatures between fifty and eighty-five degrees Fahrenheit.

How should I store the TotalBoat Epoxy Resin Kit?

Store the TotalBoat Epoxy Resin Kit in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

Is the TotalBoat Epoxy liquid hazardous?

Yes, TotalBoat Epoxy contains amines and is classified as a corrosive liquid, so proper safety precautions should be taken.

What if the TotalBoat Epoxy arrives damaged?

If your TotalBoat Epoxy arrives damaged, contact customer support for assistance with returns or replacements.

How do I clean up after using TotalBoat Epoxy?

Clean up tools and spills using acetone or a suitable solvent while the epoxy is still wet for easier removal.

Which is better, Fast Hardener or Slow Hardener?

It depends on your project; Fast Hardener is better for cooler temperatures, while Slow Hardener allows for extended working time in warmer conditions.

Can TotalBoat Epoxy be used for clear-coating?

No, TotalBoat Epoxy is not suitable for clear-coating applications due to its composition and properties.

Totalboat 5:1 Epoxy Resin Kit (Quart, Fast Hardener), Marine Grade Epoxy For Fiberglass And Wood Boat Building And Repair, Clear

$76.46 USD

$76.46 USD $76.46 USD

Totalboat 5:1 Epoxy Resin Kit (Quart, Fast Hardener), Marine Grade Epoxy For Fiberglass And Wood Boat Building And Repair, Clear

$76.46 USD

$76.46 USD $76.46 USD

SKU: WBSPTB00HR8515W

UPC: 811932020994

Brand: Totalboat

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Description

TotalBoat 5:1 Epoxy Resin Kits contain the traditional 5:1 marine grade epoxy resin and hardener valued for its high strength and waterproof cure. This premium epoxy kit is perfect for completing a variety of boat building and repair projects for wood or fiberglass boats. Kits contain TotalBoat Traditional 5:1 Epoxy Resin, your choice of TotalBoat 5:1 Fast or 5:1 Slow Hardener, plus calibrated 5:1 resin and hardener pumps designed to dispense the exact mix ratio by volume, and a perfect cure every time. The 5:1 epoxy resin and hardener components may be mixed by weight or volume. Choose TotalBoat 5:1 Fast Hardener when working in cooler temperatures (50-85 Degree F). At 75 Degree F, pot life is 12 minutes. Slow Hardener is best when working in warmer temperatures (70-95 degrees), or if you want to extend working and cure times. At 75 Degree F, pot life is 20 minutes. For dispensing product via pumps, the recommended temperature is 60-70 Degree F. TotalBoat 5:1 epoxy resin system can be applied to fiberglass, reinforcement fabrics, wood, etched aluminum and bare steel. This versatile, total boat epoxy resin system can also be combined with TotalBoat fillers to make a strong adhesive, filleting material or fairing compound. Available in 3 sizes: quart, gallon, and 4.5 gallon kits. Quart kit includes 30 fl. oz. of epoxy and 6 fl. oz. of hardener. Epoxy Gallon kit includes 127 fl oz of resin with 25 fl oz of hardener. 4.5 gallon kit includes 4.5 gallons of epoxy and 1 gallon of hardener. Apply by brush, roller or syringe. Product can also be poured and spread with a plastic resin spreader. 5:1 Epoxy Resin Kits can save time and money on projects ranging from wet layups and laminating, to installing bulkheads. Compare TotalBoat 5:1 marine grade epoxy resin to West System epoxy 105 with 205 or 206 hardener, MAS epoxy resin, System Three, FGCI and West Marine epoxy resin. All TotalBoat products provide great value and great results. 100percent made in the USA.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the size of the TotalBoat Epoxy Resin Kit? A: The TotalBoat Epoxy Resin Kit is available in three sizes: quart, gallon, and four point five gallon kits.
Q: What are the components included in the TotalBoat Epoxy Kit? A: Each kit includes TotalBoat 5:1 Epoxy Resin, your choice of Fast or Slow Hardener, mixing supplies, and calibrated pumps for accurate mixing.
Q: What materials can I use TotalBoat Epoxy on? A: TotalBoat Epoxy can be applied to fiberglass, wood, etched aluminum, bare steel, and various reinforcement fabrics.
Q: How do I mix the TotalBoat Epoxy Resin and Hardener? A: You can mix the resin and hardener by weight or volume, using the provided pumps for the exact five to one ratio.
Q: What is the pot life for the Fast Hardener? A: The pot life for the Fast Hardener is twelve minutes at seventy-five degrees Fahrenheit.
Q: How do I apply the TotalBoat Epoxy Resin? A: You can apply the epoxy using a brush, roller, syringe, or pour it using a plastic resin spreader.
Q: Is the TotalBoat Epoxy suitable for beginners? A: Yes, the TotalBoat Epoxy is user-friendly and suitable for both beginners and experienced users in boat building and repair projects.
Q: Can I combine TotalBoat Epoxy with fillers? A: Yes, you can combine TotalBoat Epoxy with fillers to create a high-strength adhesive, filleting material, or fairing compound.
Q: What temperatures are best for using TotalBoat Fast Hardener? A: The Fast Hardener is ideal for temperatures between fifty and eighty-five degrees Fahrenheit.
Q: How should I store the TotalBoat Epoxy Resin Kit? A: Store the TotalBoat Epoxy Resin Kit in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
Q: Is the TotalBoat Epoxy liquid hazardous? A: Yes, TotalBoat Epoxy contains amines and is classified as a corrosive liquid, so proper safety precautions should be taken.
Q: What if the TotalBoat Epoxy arrives damaged? A: If your TotalBoat Epoxy arrives damaged, contact customer support for assistance with returns or replacements.
Q: How do I clean up after using TotalBoat Epoxy? A: Clean up tools and spills using acetone or a suitable solvent while the epoxy is still wet for easier removal.
Q: Which is better, Fast Hardener or Slow Hardener? A: It depends on your project; Fast Hardener is better for cooler temperatures, while Slow Hardener allows for extended working time in warmer conditions.
Q: Can TotalBoat Epoxy be used for clear-coating? A: No, TotalBoat Epoxy is not suitable for clear-coating applications due to its composition and properties.