Epoxy & Related

Our custom Epoxy kit for Warren Messer's Hudson Springs Pram contains: 1/2 gal. Silvertip Resin 1 qt. hardener 50 yds. 6 oz., 4" tape 24 oz. Quickfair 8 oz. silica thickener 1.5 qt. EZ-Fillet   This kit contains enough supplies for...

Keep Epoxy off your tender skin Paul B requested these so here they are. I actually have a hard time believing we have not had them all along. Sleeves are 18" long, with elastic at both ends for a secure fit and serged seams. Universal size. Sold by the...

Sometimes called "mustard pumps," these dispensers deliver a measured amount of any brand laminating epoxy, The large pumps fit 1 gallon, 1/2 gallon and Raka 1 quart containers. For System3 quart and pint bottles, use the small pump. There are...

A lot of builders use syringes to get epoxy in small amounts accurately into specific places. The problem is that unless you clean the syringe out, you have to dispose of it. These pipettes do the same job at a tenth the cost.Feedback:I love your...

A premixed thixotropic glue - Tubes available HERE GelMagic is a toughened, non-sagging, two component, structural epoxy adhesive designed for superior bonding to wood and most porous materials. Measuring is easily accomplished by either volume or...

Individual bottles of resin - click HERE for hardener All Raka Epoxies are 100 % solids with no evaporating solvents and have low viscosity for superb penetration and wetting out of wood and fiberglass. The Raka basic marine epoxy resin 127 is our...

This 1.5 oz cloth turns completely clear when wet out. The picture above gives you an idea. Perfect for kayaks and canoes or any part of the boat you wish to finish bright or where Pine or Fir plywood needs enough glass to prevent checking.There is a 10%...

Recommended for measuring small amounts These cups are marked in cc's, oz's, ml's, and the ever popular drams. On page 17 of his excellent book "Lapstrake Canoes", David Nichols says: "The most basic [way to measure epoxy] is the 1 ounce cup. These...

Used for covering any wood which needs extra protection. Fir or Pine plywood will check badly unless covered by glass and epoxy resin. Many builders prefer to cut this wide cloth into strips for stitch and glue construction. It does lie flatter, and if...

Measure and Mix in these handy cups These 16 oz. plastic measuring cups are handy for measuring larger batches of epoxy. Can be used several times over. Graduated scales in both ounces and milliliters.

These syringes are popular for adding precice amounts of epoxy to places that are hard to get to. We have two sizes available - a large, 60 milliliter syringe with a plastic tip and a small, 10 ml one with a blunt metal needle. Large Syringe...

Variously called "stitch and glue", "stitch and tape" or "tack and tape" this method involves joining plywood panels with wire ties, then applying fiberglass and epoxy to either side of this joint. This strong and lignt technique was first used in Great...