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Marine Fiberglass Repair Kit for Boats, Gel Coat Kepair kit for Boats, Epoxy Filler for Repairs Cracks, Scratches, Debris, Holes, Gaps, Suitable for Fiberglass, Acrylic, Porcelain（Color Match)
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Marine Fiberglass Repair Kit for Boats, Gel Coat Features
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【Good Helper for Fiberglass Repair】This gel coat repair kit for boats is perfect for fixing chips, cracks, pits, gouges, scratches, and holes on a variety of watercraft, including jet skis, canoes, kayaks, sailboats, speedboats, yachts, dinghies, surfboards, and decks and make the boat look as good as new. With it, small problems encountered at sea can be easily solved without worrying about affecting sailing.
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【Color Macth】The fiberglass boat repair kit includes translucent base colors and five tints: white, blue, yellow, Red and Black. By Adding appropriate amount of pigment, make the marine epoxy matches the boat's color well, resulting in a very natural repair that is hard to notice.
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【Permanent Repair & Long Lasting】Our gelcoat for boats offers super-strong adhesion, UV-resistant and waterproof (Minimum temperature:-60°C, Maximum temperature:200°C), ensuring permenant repairs. In cool, humid marine applications, this gives ultra long working times and slow cure allowing to self level and gloss-up.
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【Versatile to Use】This surfboard repair kit can repair parts above the waterline on a variety of materials, including steel, aluminum alloy, wood, carbon fiber, plastic, composite materials, and stainless steel. Our marine fiberglass repair kit is the ideal choice for diverse marine repair needs.
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【Easy to Use】 1. Clean the repair area and cover surrounding areas with the sticker, exposing only the damaged spot. 2. Mix Part A and Part B in a 1:1 ratio with a wood stick. 3. Gradually add dye with a toothpick until the colors match. 4. Apply the boat paint to the damaged area, smooth it with the yellow scraper, and remove the tape. 5. Wait over 24 hours for the marine paint to cure. 6. Sand the repaired area with sandpaper until smooth.
