TotalBoat Underwater Repair Epoxy (2-Quart)

TotalBoat Underwater Repair Epoxy is a two-component epoxy repair and quick-patch putty ideal for emergency repairs to seal leaks, fill holes, and rebuild or patch voids in fiberglass, aluminum, steel, wood, and concrete surfaces. This super-sticky putty won’t sag on vertical or overhead surfaces and can be mixed, applied, and cured underwater or above the waterline in wet places. Underwater Repair Epoxy is an essential part of any emergency repair toolkit because you don’t have to haul out to use it, and it gives you 30 minutes to put the putty in place. Because it can cure underwater, it can cure underway, which may make all the difference in returning to harbor safely. This very versatile, exceptionally abrasion-resistant, impact-resistant epoxy repair putty is great for repairing damage to hulls, docks, decks, pilings, concrete barriers, and much more. In addition to repairing existing damage, it also protects against damage on metals, wood and concrete. Compare TotalBoat Underwater Repair Epoxy to MAS Aqua Zone and Pettit Splash Zone, and you’ll find it’s a much better value. TotalBoat Underwater Repair Epoxy has a simple 1:1 mix ratio that’s easy to mix and apply using a putty knife, or by hand (be sure to wear tight-fitting latex or nitrile gloves). Just keep it wet while mixing, and combine until the putty is a uniform dark green color. Apply it to a thickness of approximately 1/8”-1/4” then allow 6-8 hours drying time before drilling, tapping, or machining. Not suitable for use with potable water. Not sandable and paintable, but can be overcoated with TotalBoat TotalProtect Epoxy Barrier Coat Primer or 2-Part Epoxy Primer before applying bottom paint. All TotalBoat products are developed by boaters for boaters, to provide great value and great results. We know what works and what doesn't. 100% made in the USA.

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