West System 105A Epoxy Resin and 205A Fast Epoxy Hardener Bundle with 300 Mini Pumps Dispensing Kit – 32 fl oz and 7 fl oz

tiffany hetherington: Used this for my first work with a walnut slab. Went with this because a lot of folks use it. This package comes with the pumps that measure out the resin and hardener for you. Once they were primed the first time, it was incredibly easy to mix and use. Couldn't be happier with the results using this with a West Systems black pigment and it filled into much smaller cracks and voids that I would have expected. Next time I will apply this before I do too much sanding, it sands about the same as the walnut and looks fantastic.

United States on Nov 29, 2023

Brandy Shell: I bought this to fix Matthews your cabinet and it done a fantastic job

United States on Oct 15, 2023

T. Beaulieu: I've used various Resin + fiberglass setups in the past but was recommended West Systems on LotusTalk. I broke one of the tabs off on the rear clamshell and needed to get it back in shape, so I figured I'd give this a try. I also purchased the 404 filler which turned out to be key as this creates a structural bond in a smaller space, without having to resort to using lots of fiber mat or fiberglass tape.

The pumps really helped out the measuring parts that I always had problems with older resin setups. I put enough filler in to make it have the consistency of "cake frosting" (they say peanut butter, but it never got that stiff for me), positioned a bit of the old broken fiberglass tab, and positioned it properly. I ran some 1" tape in there and waited, then reshaped with a dremel, then drilled the hole back out. Stronger than the other side by far now!

I've used it for various other front clam fill and it's pretty easy to use, and the drying time at least in the summer is easy.

If you have an Elise, this is the stuff to get.

United States on Sep 18, 2023

Amazon Customer: This epoxy worked well to repair a delamination on mu Travel trailer wall. The job was somewhat challenging but very doable for someone with mechanical abilities. My delamination was about 2'8" wide by 6' high. I did remove the water heater to gain the best access and worked in no more than 2'x2' sections. The wall is now solid and saved myself a lot of money. I used about 1/2 to 2/3 of the gallon of epoxy for my repair.

United States on May 25, 2023

sgrams: I've used the product once so far on recently installed 3/4" oak dark stained flooring which has some poor areas from the factory, other poor areas such as knots, holes, and other imperfections were already factory repaired. I believe the boards I am working on should have been discarded. I first drilled/ground out the bad areas with a Dremel tool creating a sort of pit or valley then mixed up a small quantity of the resin and hardener using a visual calibration of 5 parts resin to 1 part hardener, I added a small amount of TransTint dye to darken the epoxy to match the factory board repairs, the total volume I prepared was around a tablespoon. The mix is quite thin so it will seep deep into cracks which was some of what I wanted but I found once the epoxy begins to setup it can still be easily worked with making it nice to fill other areas requiring careful manipulation of placement such as filling long ground out irregular cracks and chips in the wood. While the epoxy is drying bubbles will come to the surface, a heat gun worked nicely to pop the bubbles. Once dried the epoxy can be sanded or ground down as necessary, then I used a closely matching wood stain and slightly dyed...

United States on Apr 01, 2020