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- ✅ 4 oz Premium Neutral Waxed Gelcoat: A generous amount for multiple repairs.
- ✅ MEKP Hardener: The essential catalyst for curing your gelcoat to a durable, glass-hard finish.
- ✅ 1 oz Talc Powder Filler: Thickens the gelcoat into a paste, making it easy to fill deep gouges without sagging.
- ✅ 6 Coloring Agents: Includes black, white, red, yellow, blue, and brown pigments to blend and match almost any surface color.
- ✅ Mixing Cups with Measurements: Ensure accurate ratios for perfect consistency and minimal waste.
- ✅ Multiple Mixing Paddles: Both large and small paddles for handling any size repair job.
- ✅ 4 oz Premium Neutral Waxed Gelcoat (Most Kits Only Give You 1 oz)
- ✅ MEKP Hardener For Gelcoat
- ✅ 1 oz Talc Powder Filler (Thickens Gelcoat To Make Paste)
- ✅ 6 x .25 oz Coloring Agents In Easy To Open Containers (Black, White, Red, Yellow, Blue, and Brown)
- ✅ Mixing Cups With Measurements Printed On The Cups For Accurate Measuring And No Waste
- ✅ Mixing Paddles (Both Larger and Smaller)
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Make sure damaged areas are clean and free of dirt, grease and wax, etc.
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Enough Gel Coat should be added to a plastic mixing cup to make the repairs. One of the six basic colors may match the gel coat. If so, mix approximately 1 part pigment to 20 parts gel coat. The pigments can be intermixed to achieve various shades.
NOTE: There could be slight color differences.
TIP: Use the thickening powder to make a gel paste. The gel paste will help fill large areas without sagging. Apply a coat of NON Thickened gel coat after for best results.
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After the color has been matched, take enough of the pigmented gel coat to fix a damaged area. Place it on a clean piece of cardboard and mix with several drops of liquid hardener.
NOTE: adding hardener will darken the color slightly Four drops of hardener in 1 teaspoon of gel paste will give approximately 15 minutes of working time before the material begins to "gel." Mix the liquid hardener thoroughly into the gel coat.
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Apply catalyzed gel coat to the damaged area, working in into the area with a spatula or plastic spreader. Squeeze off the excess material.
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This Gel Coat contains wax. Make sure that you sand each coat prior to adding any additional coats of gel coat.
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Deep damaged areas may require several applications.
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The repaired area should be sanded with 600 grit wet sandpaper. Then, the area should be buffed with a fine rubbing compound and waxed.
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