Polyester repair kit

The polyester repair kit includes polyester structural resin along with fiberglass mat.

Sea-Line® polyester resin combined with fiberglass mat is used for manual repairs, recommended for laminating, reinforcing surfaces, patching holes – especially in situations where the speed of repair execution is crucial.

Weight	Code
250 g	2392

Technical informations

Color

Clear

Application method

Manually:

Brush
Roller

Product description "Polyester repair kit"

Sea-Line® structural polyester resin is recommended for laminating, reinforcing the surface, and patching holes and damage – especially in situations where the most important is a fast repair time.
In conjunction with the glass mat, it is used for manual repairs of damage.To obtain a fully-fledged and adequately strong laminate, use a 2:1 weight ratio of resin to glass mat for polyester or a 1:1 weight ratio of resin to glass fabric.
To finish laminated surfaces we recommend using Sea-Line® fillers, Sea-Line® epoxy primers, Sea-Line® topcoats or a Sea-Line® gelcoat repair kit.

The set includes:

a polyester structural resin
hardener
fibre glass mat (0,25m2)
disposable gloves
a brush and a cup with a scale for easy dosing of ingredients
instructions for repair

Type	Laminates, steel
Place	Above and below waterline
Function	Laminating, filling damages
Application	Brush, roll
Theoretical coverage	0,5 m²
Coats number	According needs
Pot life 20°C	10-25 min
Hardening time	45 min

Prepare a suitable piece of glass mat (approximately 2 cm beyond the damaged area).
Degrease the surface and sand it with P80-P180 sandpaper. Remove dust and degrease again.
Apply the prepared resin mixed with the hardener to the cleaned area with a brush.
Apply the prepared mat or fabric pieces. Thoroughly saturate the glass mat with resin, pressing with a brush or roller to completely remove air bubbles from the repair area.
If necessary, apply multiple layers of mat or fabric using a similar method.

To achieve a high-quality and sufficiently strong laminate, use the following weight ratio:

For mats, a 2:1 ratio – 2 kg of resin for 1 kg of powdered glass mat.
For fabrics, a 1:1 ratio – 1 kg of resin for 1 kg of glass fabric.

Further work

For finishing laminated sections, we recommend using products such as:

Sea-Line® epoxy fillers,
then Sea-Line® epoxy primers,
and finally Sea-Line® topcoats.

Also check

Parafina Sea-Line
Paraffin is an additive mainly to polyester gelcoats, necessary when it is necessary to apply
Parafina Sea-Line
Lamination – fiberglass and glassfabric
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Polymer
Is elastic sealant recommended for sealing and bonding various types of materials.
Polymer

Our FAQ answers to frequently asked questions

Possible causes

Wrong viscosity and spraying technique,
Failure to maintain proper evaporation time and thickness of layers,
Incorrect spraying pressure,
Too low temperature of varnish, surface or space ,
Wrong thinner or hardener.

How to prevent

Apply the right type of application method indicated by manufacturer,
Use working spray guns,
Both the object and material must have room temperature of 20ﹾC,
Apply correct proportion of base and hardener.

How to remove

Grinding and polishing,
Grinding and painting,

It is not recommended to apply 2K paints over 1K paints. 1K and 2K inks differ in their composition and properties, including hardness, chemical resistance and durability. 1K paints are one-component and dry by evaporating the solvent, while 2K paints are two-component and need to be cured by adding a hardener. Applying 2K paint over 1K paint can cause unpredictable chemical reactions and lead to undesirable effects such as dulling, chipping or flaking of the paint. Therefore, always use paints according to the manufacturer’s instructions and do not mix different types of paints. farby zgodnie z instrukcjami producenta i nie mieszać różnych rodzajów farb.

We do not recommend using universal thinners. The use of a thinner with an unknown composition may result in loss of adhesion, lack of proper flow of paint and varnish defects.