Marine TexMight Repair Kit 2 Ounce, Gray

Easy to mix. Gets very hard. Has low shrink rate. If you want to want to remove items that are to be bedded together - use a good release agent. For bedding or gluing I like this (grey) - the paste (just as much) and second Devcon 10110.

Great texture. Doesn't run, easy to work with. I've used a lot of the accraglass and this is far superior. I think I could do two rifles with this one kit.

Marine Tex is simply the best product of its kind. I have used it for many things over the last couple of decades. Without question, it has never failed. In fact, the repair has usually been stronger than the original material. For example, I tried an experiment with something as minor as a broken handle on a ceramic bowl. The handle was broken completely off, with a small bit of ceramic material missing. This bowl gets hard use, and is routinely run through a very hot dishwasher. The repair has been holding for months and I don't suspect it will fail in the future. The ONLY thing to be aware of is, the 2 oz. version is meant to be a ONE use version. If you don't want to use all of it, you have to estimate how much catalyst to mix with the material. The instructions simply say the normal mix is 1:10. The catalyst is in a tiny little bottle that doesn't make your measurement easy. That being said, Marine Tex is still the best and strongest I've ever used.

The first one I purchased 14 months ago to fix 1/8" scratches in the hull of a jetski, well 14 months later it is holding pretty well, mind you this is underwater use, later on I used it on the hull of a fiberglass boat, again below the water application. I am happy with the underwater application, but I learned you really have to prep the area well, make sure it is sanded, clean and dry before applying, and it takes a good 3 days to cure. I used it to repair some nicks on a wake-board, it was used a day later and the stuff came off. But I am still giving it 5 stars because the results are amazing when done properly! If you are willing to wait a week, it will be fully cured and it can take anythingValue for the money, this is great, because out of 2 ounces, I got about 10 different applications, today I used the rest of it to glue granite top to kitchen cabinets! the stuff is easy to use, reuse and store, very good packaging in a nice little box. I hate the blister packs that you cannot reuse the packaging, and then two syringes that get lost in a junk drawer. This box, you can keep on a shelfFew tips: easy to clean within 20 minutes with wet rag, after 20 minutes, it is now hard, but you can get it off with a blade. If it looks dark shiny grey, don't use yet, even though it will feel hard to the touch, wait until is looks like dull lighter color grey, or couple of days later, even then it is not structural yetWord of caution: when you mix it, chemical fumes do come out from what looks like an exothermic reaction, the fumes are not good to inhale according to the box, cancer causing irritants..actually fumes will continue to come out for 20 minutes or more

Product came Grey,. But oh well. My bad. I'm sure it will be OK as I'm doing the keel. Won't be seen. Gave 4 star as trying to get this corrected I had issues with returning the product to replace with white.

Broken ... Fixed! For many years I have put things back together using Marine Tex. I was able to use a riding lawn mower for 5+ years longer because it was held together with Marine Tex. This time bolts kept vibrating out of a power washer. Fixed it within 24 hours. Now if this could only fix my memory ... lol

I needed to repair a model airplane and this epoxy was the perfect solution. It is easy to use and hardens like steel. I was able to repair the model, sand and repaint the parts with precision. It is also heat resistant, so it makes a lasting repair.

I have 3 Ford F-350 diesels with the 7.3 IH engine. All 3 have rust pin holes in the oil pan. Big design flaw common to all who operate in the salty rust belt. Engine has to be removed to replace the pan. Big job costing $1,800 each vehicle. I tried JBB Weld and an assortment of other adhesive materials, all to no avail. Combination of heat, vibration and a difficult substrate caused repeated failures leading to worsening leaking. Finally read the reviews here and decided to give this product a try. Instructions make it very clear that meticulous substrate preparation was necessary. Nothing adheres to even faintly oily steel. Meticulous handling is required as the product will burn skin and blind eye sight. Meticulous application is also required in a controlled temperature environment or the product will not cure properly. I followed directions and was meticulous. No more leaks. As solid as the steel itself. I am very impressed and will be thousands ahead when I finish the other two trucks. I should add that quick set was used in a very small area to prevent oil weep and a heat lamp was used for 48 hours to ensure curing. Patience has its virtues.