SOLAREZ UV Cure Epoxy Ding Resin - SUP Paddleboard & Surfboard Repair Kit

Just like the regular Solarez but epoxy. It has strands of fiberglass cloth in the clear resin. It works remarkably the same as the polyester version which means good. With the proper clear out of the dinged area and some additional touches this can be a close to perfect repair. With minimal effort and proper sanding this can be perfectly imperfect and durable permanent fix. It might take a little practice and a few rounds or "layers" but it'll do and it's quick, easy and clean. Apply it in the shade near the sun, cover with a section of thick Ziploc bag to form it to shape and move to sun and hold till it tacks up. That's about it if you don't care how it looks. If you're careful you barely need to sand. This tube fixed 2 potato chip style areas and rail ding the size of a magic marker. Still enough left to do another small ding. I bet there are cheap repair kits out there with more bits and bobs. This just the tube and a little two sided sanding block. I think this is the best for the money and I've sadly fixed lots of dings in 35 years. Oof

The SOLAREZ UV Cure Epoxy Ding Resin is a fantastic solution for anyone who needs to repair their SUP surfboard quickly and efficiently. I recently used this product to fix a ding on my longboard, and I was extremely impressed with the results. One of the best things about this resin is that it cures quickly under UV light, so you don't have to wait for long periods for it to dry. This feature alone saved me a ton of time, and I was back on the water in no time. The instructions are straightforward, and I had no trouble using the product, even though I had never done any surfboard or paddleboard repairs before. I found the resin to be extremely strong and durable, and it has held up well against the wear and tear of being out on the water. The finished repair was seamless and almost invisible, which is exactly what I was hoping for. Overall, I would highly recommend the SOLAREZ UV Cure Epoxy Ding Resin to anyone who needs to make repairs to their surfboard. It's an easy-to-use and effective product that delivers fantastic results.

I loved this product bc it was easy to use and worked fast. My tube got messy and I had a hard time getting the lid back on after a couple of uses. I was in the shade but It was very hot out when I was applying it though.

I purchased this a few months ago but was actually afraid to use it on the $3,000.00 Custom ( Carbon fiber ) Bark Racing Board that I purchased. Carbon fiber is very light and that is why many new racing boards are made from it. The drawback to carbon fiber is that it is very brittle and cracks very easy. I have been training constantly and very hard [ which is rough on a board ], for upcoming races, and had many spider cracks on both sides of my board. These cracks only get larger if not fixed. I finally got worried about the condition of my board prior to racing it, and decided to use the Solarez to fix it. It is amazing, and my board has no cracks in it anymore! I have no experience using Bondo, or Solarez or any other type of compound to fix anything, and I am only revealing this so that you will have the confidence to use it without any experience. A few tips that I would like to pass along to you, which I only learned by using this stuff follow. I did follow the video online, but I just used scotch tape, and a few document protectors that I had purchased at the store. One important thing that I found out was that the finished repair looked like new, when I pulled the document protector tight over the repaired area prior to taping it to the board. You don't need to try to push any bubbles out from under the plastic, if you pull it tight over the repair. Don't be afraid to use this stuff, like I was. Use it. It really works. Did I mention that this stuff works great! and that Amazon gets it delivered extremely fast. I am purchasing more to keep with me, and when my team members get cracks their boards, I will be able to fix them within a few minutes. Great product!!!!!

I used this product to repair a few dings on my longboard. Using a piece of plastic over the curing resin is highly recommended. It will keep the finished result smoother. This epoxy resin is able to be sanded after curing. I keep it in my beach bag when I go surfing.

Used to fix my daughter's SUP. Purchased a UV light from amazon to cure resin quickly. Application was straight forward and sands nicely.

There is no better material for patching a surfboard, paddleboard, or the like. For small dents or scratches this is the magic that seals the gel coat and gives you peace of mind again. Follow the directions for preparation, apply and forget it! It will be there three years later unchanged, is my experience. My wife's paddleboard and her carbon fiber paddle have acquired the inevitable dings and abrasion from continued use. We live in a cooler environment some sub freezing use, not consistently hot, but do get temperatures in the 80's to lower 90's. We are very pleased with results of 'Solarez' for the permanence integrity of the repair, and the ease of application. (may be sanded to a faired surface, or not, works just fine) That's the report, from a vigorous test in Juneau Alaska!

This is the ticket! I bought an old surfboard to add to my backyard bar (Montana) at a flea market. It was in bad shape. Nose and tail were damaged. I used body putty and it worked…..but the nose was bad. A little bump and it fell off. I bought this tube a couple years ago and thought I’d give it a try yesterday. I have an LED black light flashlight and that cured it enough for me to take it outside and let the sun hit it. I sanded it down today and it came out nice. I’ll get some paint on it to match and get it mounted on the back wall. I’m sure I’ll have other uses for this stuff!

Did the trick to fill in the bite marks on my board after one of the kids used it to play tug of war with the dog <sigh>. Would have looked nicer if I was in a shadier place to apply and also took a ton of sanding but I got better at it as I went along. Finished product was ok looking and did well at sealing up the punctures but prob would have nicer if it was white instead of clear-at least for my board. Ah well, it still works great and really, who cares what it looks like as long as it floats!!

Come earlier than expected

Hab mein Softtop Fish damit repariert. Es hatte zwei richtig tiefe cuts und die Reparatur war absolut leicht und es hält jetzt schon ein paar Monate

Did exactly what I was after. Cheers

Irgend etwas bricht, bekommt einen Schlag, ein Loch, eine tiefe Scharte, ... z.B. Surfbrett, Paddel, ... und man möchte möglichst schnell das Gerät wieder benutzen. Einzige Bedingung: es muss getrocknet und staub- und fettfrei sein. Im Zimmer die Auffüllung vorbereite, durchsichtigen Klebestreifen oder Plastikfolie drüber, ein paar Minuten in die Sonne legen, Folie abziehen fertig. Erfahrung: 1. bei bedecktem Himmel soll es auch funktionieren, dauert angeblich nur länger - bei mir wurden diese Stellen nie richtig hart. In der prallen Sonne aber ohne Probleme. 2. die Anschlussstellen wie beschrieben wirklich gut mit beiliegenden Sandpapier anrauhen. 3. Stellen, die flexibler Belastung ausgesetzt sind, wie z.B. ein Paddelschaft, eignen sich nicht. Das Solarez-Material härtet hart aus und bricht an Stellen, die flexibel konstruiert sind.