Marine-Tex RM305K Marine-Tex - White, 2 oz.

Fresh inventory, works well.

Great product..Thank you

I used this product to patch an old fiberglass pool slide. I have used many types of patches and putty in the past but this was slightly different in consistency. It was easy to mix and apply. It had the consistency of sticky tar and I was not sure how hard it would setup or cure. I let it dry about 48 hours before attempting to sand it. The product worked awesome. I used a hand held palm sander and had no problems sanding it smooth. Just want to make sure you don't put too much on because it sets up very hard. Once sanded and completely cured, I applied a primer and top coat to the slide. The patched areas are completely perfect, you would never know any repair was done, it looks like new. I would recommend this product to anyone.

I've used Marine-Tex in the past to repair the hull on my Kawasaki Jet-Ski with great success. The repairs held even jumping the surf in shallow water and hitting the bottom from time to time. When cracks started forming around the drain in my RV shower pan, I figured I'd give this a try rather than going through the time, trouble and expense of replacing the pan. It worked great! Just make sure you prep the surface with sandpaper first and get it completely clean and dry (I used a rag soaked in acetone for final prep). Then just smooth on the Marine-Tex with a flexible tool, like a stainless steel cake decorating spatula (this does require a little "artistry"). Once it's completely cured (I waited almost 48 hours to be sure) then simply sand it down smooth in stages. The repair is holding up beautifully so far. After all, if it can stand up to the pounding a Jet-Ski hull takes from an aggressive rider in salt water, I don't think there's much I can throw at it in an RV shower it can't withstand. Just sayin'...

ding 1 star for the packaging. the box contents comes in a bottle for the accelerant and a plastic tube and cap for the putty. You mix the two together to make the epoxy. The putty tube cap was not sealed on the tube, but the putty still worked. After mixing all the contents together and applying on the boat hull, I had enough left over to do a second coat once the first coat cured. I sealed the leftover epoxy in the tube and cap but it dried up and was not usable. The first coat put on the hull of boat came out good and was able to sand and smooth the cured epoxy. Also the color match the hull very good.

Easy to use looks good and does not fall off.

great value.

I filled a screw hole in the fiberglass where a latch was loose. then drilled a new pilot hole and replaced the screw. The new screw holds holds the latch securely.