Red Tooling Gelcoat Pint with 15cc Hardener (MEKP)
Description
🔧 Mold Your Masterpiece with Confidence!
- HIGH RELEASE COUNT - Designed to yield hundreds of releases, maximizing your productivity and minimizing downtime.
- PRECISION COVERAGE - The vibrant color contrast allows for easy monitoring of application, ensuring flawless results every time.
- UNMATCHED DURABILITY - Crafted for superior hardness and abrasion resistance, ensuring your molds stand the test of time.
- EFFICIENT APPLICATION - One pint covers approximately 10 sq ft, making it a cost-effective solution for your molding needs.
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Works seamlessly with a variety of release agents, making it the go-to choice for professionals.
The Fiberglass Supply Depot Red Tooling Gelcoat Pint with 15cc Hardener (MEKP) is an advanced gel coat designed for creating durable molds. It features exceptional gloss retention, superior hardness, and remarkable craze resistance, making it ideal for professional applications. With a coverage of about 10 sq ft per pint, this product is formulated to withstand hundreds of releases while maintaining compatibility with various release agents.
Reviews
A**E
Worked well
I painted by brush 2 coat's onto my waxed seat pan. It dried very hard. I’ll use it again.
E**D
Works as it should
Great stuff. Goes on smooth with a brush. With the appropriate MEK mixture, card included (I checked website as well, it sets up nicely with very little run.
K**D
Overpriced
I cannot comment on the quality, from the reviews I am sure it is of good quality. However, the cost of this gelcoat however this is extremely overpriced.This is my fault but I thought I was ordering a gallon (probably due to the pictures and not reading the description carefully enough) and when arrived I saw it was a pint.You can typically order gelcoat for around 80 to 90 dollars for a gallon with hardener ( 8 pints in a gallon). At this rate a gallon would cost approx. 240 dollars. I suggest looking around personally
S**R
Thumbs up
Works as it should. Definitely use in a ventilated area, as the fumes can be overwhelming.
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