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Easy to Apply
A non-sagging, butter-like consistency makes it easy to measure by weight or volume. The 2 color-coded parts can easily be mixed to form a 3rd color.
Premium Epoxy
This lightweight, microballoon-filled, fast-curing 2-part epoxy fairing putty is engineered to provide excellent moisture resistance.
Fast Curing
This epoxy is sufficiently cured to sand exceptionally well within 4-6 hours. You can apply 3 coats each 24 hours in a standard 8-hour.
Versatile Applications
Use this epoxy on both fiberglass and wood-epoxy boats above or below the waterline.
The SilverTip Series
With our SilverTip series, we've made an effort to make epoxies even more accessible, "eliminating the guesswork" by formulating application-specific epoxy products to address every common marine project. With the most user-friendly epoxy products on the market, the SilverTip Series makes boatbuilding easier and more fun.
Alexey
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2024
Don’t use Total Boat cr@p. This one is so much better! Smooth, mixes well, yes, sands a bit harder, but it’s so much stronger. I mix it by weight - super easy and precise (Mix Ratio By Weight: 100:44), so I take 100g of Part A and 44g of Part B. If I need less I go - 50:22, 25:11 or more 200:88, etc. My favorite faring compound now!
BT
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024
Mixes easily. Buttery smooth and spreads easily. Moderately easy to sand.
Thomas A. Jones
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2023
Very easy to work with.
Supagruv
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2022
Easy to mix, apply, and sand. Used various sanders and cheap sanding discs on our orbital sander and all worked well. Definitely helps to wait a little longer if it gums up your sanding pads at all. Followed instructions and it came out well. Nice that it doesn't smell as compared to other polyester resin based products. We read the review about it needing to be applied on the thicker side to get it to cure properly but we didn't really have any issues. As with any kind of fairing you MUST prep the surface well first - that's usually the issue if we find problems with curing. Good luck!
Salmonidae
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2021
I've been using this product for a few years now with excellent results. Some of the reviews are puzzling and quite contrary to my experience(s).The one comment about not 'stacking' the blended compound on your pallet IS accurate based on my experiences. Heap mixed QuikFair over one inch or so and it will probably fire much quicker than you expect.Temperature does seem to affect time to full cure, or at least to machine sandable state, but QuikFair has never failed to cure properly (eventually) for me even when getting a bit inaccurate on the mixing ratio.Perhaps mixing by weight (100/44 ratio) rather than volume would work better for some folks? That's my method as mixing directly on the pallet is easier, quicker, more accurate and results in less cleanup.I typically use a 12x12 piece of painted flashing metal for a pallet because it is relatively cheep, semi-disposable and cleans nicely. All you need to do is tare the pallet on your scale, add desired amount of part B (the white stuff) multiply the part B weight by 3.27 for your target weight and add part A (the tan stuff) until you reach that target weight.Example: 100 grams of part B100 x 3.27 = 327 grams target weight, so you're adding 227 grams of part A (227 + 100 = 327)Edit: Note that 327 grams of mixed product is a LOT to deal with, and it's likely you'll have trouble getting it spread before it fires and becomes useless... Ask me how I know. You might start out with 44 grams of Part B and 100 grams of part A, that's usually just about right to use up before your pot time expires.Again, I've never had an issue with hardening even when over the target weight by a few grams.As far as working with QuikFair goes, it spreads nicely, goes a long way, does not sag on vertical surfaces (in my experience) and sands nicely by hand or with line or vibrating sanders.If you've never used fairing compounds, do yourself a favor and research before diving in. Fairing a boat surface is NOT a 'one and done' process and you usually need to figure on at least three application/sanding cycles to get a decent surface.Or maybe I'm just OCD. :-)
Al
Reviewed in Canada on July 29, 2021
Very quick delivery, thank you.Mixed and applied over screw holes. I scraped over screw holes at 4 hrs. I think maybe 3 1/2 hrs might have been a bit easier. Results were excellent.
James Keenan
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2019
Super easy to mix, 1:1. Spreads super smooth. Cures extremely hard and super easy to sand. The price was great too. I will purchase this again.
Powerselect
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2019
This product works very well if you mix it good. Also has very smell which makes it nice to work with.
David Bardon
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2017
This stuff works fine. I've been using it at work for about 3 years now. It takes longer than Bondo and standard wood filler epoxies to set, so you have more time to work with it. It will set hard in a day and you can sand it easily.
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