Flex Set Non-sag Epoxy Adhesive Marine on 2040-parts.com
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Marine-Tex Flex-Set Underwater Epoxy - Item #RM321K This epoxy is non-sagging, non-shrinking and a permanently flexible epoxy adhesive. Once applied, it is able to be sanded and painted and it is also chemical resistant. It resists vibration and bending failures. This epoxy is excellent for bonding, repairing and adhering many difficult to adhere to plastics such as Polyethylene (Starboard, Marine Lumber) PVC, ABS, Lexan, Hypalon, etc. You can repair fiberglass, wood and metal, glass, ceramic and dissimilar materials. You can apply the epoxy above or below the waterline, wet or dry areas. It is packed in a convenient dispenser assuring a proper mixing ratio. Color: Sand White
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