Description
BoatLIFE Git Rot Kit - Quart is a two-part liquid epoxy designed to saturate and restore dry-rotted wood. It works by wicking into the wood fibers through capillary action, where it cures into a solid, waterproof mass that reinforces the original structure.
Key Features
- Capillary Action: The low-viscosity formula penetrates deep into rotted wood without requiring complete removal of the damaged material.
- Structural Restoration: Once cured, it can be sanded, drilled, or painted, and is compatible with fiberglass, wood, and most metals.
- Moisture Tolerance: It can be applied to damp (but not soaked) wood, though the area must be completely dry before it fully cures for the best results.
Application Tips
- Preparation: Drill small holes into the rotted area to allow the liquid to flow into the internal fibers.
- Conditions: For the best penetration, the wood should be as dry as possible. Warm temperatures also help the epoxy flow and cure effectively.
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Specifications
- Material:
- Epoxy Resin
- Specific Uses For Product:
- Woodworking, Repair, Fiberglass, Boat Repair
- Compatible Material:
- Wood, Fiberglass
- Item Form:
- Liquid
- Country Of Origin:
- Made In The USA
- California Residents:
- WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di-n-butyl Phthalate which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Reviews
1 Review
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This stuff is great
This stuff is great!!! Used to to coat some wood that was going to be slightly exposed to the elements. Works like a champ!! Takes quite a while to dry at lower temps... like 3 days in my case. Goes a long way also!! I bought two quarts and I have a whole one left over unopened... I coated about 18sqf. I went over it three times. I was coating oak 3/4 plywood. It doesn't smell very bad either... but when they say only mix 4 oz at a time. .. listen!! I made 8oz and lost about 3 because it started boiling in the mixing bowl before I was finished.. still have burnt finger tips to proove it. Even with all that I still have at least 4oz left of the first bottle. The wood I was coating was not damaged but new.. I did is as a preventative measure. Because the original wood was slightly damaged from water.
