Endless Epoxy Surfboard / SUP Ding Repair Kit
Endless Epoxy Surfboard / SUP Ding Repair Kit
8X More ding repair materials than any other ding repair kit on the market!
The Endless Epoxy Surfboard / SUP Ding Repair Kit is designed for surfers who want a real repair kit — not a tiny one-and-done tube of resin that barely fixes a single crack. With enough material for multiple repairs over years of riding, this complete kit is capable of handling everything from everyday pressure dings and rail cracks to major structural damage like snapped boards, buckles, crushed noses, fin box damage, and delaminations.
Whether you're repairing your favorite shortboard, longboard, SUP, foil board, or an entire quiver, the Endless Epoxy Surfboard Repair Kit gives you plenty of materials to keep boards alive and water tight for years. The included fiberglass cloth and large volume of FAST FUSE epoxy resin make it possible to repair large damaged areas that smaller ding kits simply cannot handle.
Complete Kit Contains:
• Step-by-step surfboard ding repair instructions
For everything you need to know about different surf board ding repair situations including snaps, buckles, fin box repair, rail damage, etc Click here
• 24 oz. Greenlight Clear FAST FUSE Epoxy Resin
(~1 hour cure time)
Mix 2 parts resin with 1 part hardener in the included measured mixing cups.
• 1/2 Yard of 4 oz. Epoxy Fiberglass Cloth
Enough fiberglass for anything from small rail dings to repairing a snapped surfboard.
• Large Jar of Q-Cell Resin Thickener
Add to resin to fill crushed foam, missing foam, deep dings, and large cavities.
• Reusable Resin Squeegee
For laminating fiberglass cloth and spreading resin evenly over damaged areas.
• (3) 3 oz. Mix n’ Measure Cups
• Mixing Stick
• (3) Seal Coat Brushes
• 60 Grit Sandpaper
• 150 Grit Sandpaper
Also available EPS Ding Repair Foam to easily replace large damaged areas like fin box blow outs and deep rail crushes.
Keep repairing boards season after season with just one kit! the Endless Epoxy Ding Repair Kit can save your hundreds of dollars in surfboard reapairs over time.