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Your cart is empty.SC110 is an epoxy polymer coating for metal, concrete, wood, fiberglass and other surfaces requiring a clear coating. SC110 is a specially formulated 2- component epoxy with a modified cycloaliphatic amine curative. SC110 combines a UV absorber coupled with a hindered amine light stabilizer which inhibits degradation of the epoxy from sunlight. SC110 forms a highly durable wear resistant surface that is semi-flexible, impact resistant, and resistant to water, traffic, fuel, oil, and mild acids. SC110 exhibits excellent corrosion and chemical resistance and is designed for marine grade applications as well. SC110 is 2:1 Resin to Hardener Mix Ratio. This kit makes 1 full gallon when mixed.
Richard A. Arzate
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2024
Item was advertised as a gallon of epoxy, and a gallon of hardener, it did not say less than half a gallon on one and a quarter of a gallon on the other. What I received was less than half a gallon of epoxy, and approx two pints of hardener. I paid 90 some odd dollars for this and I demand my money back or a full shipment of what was missing.
Jim McBrien Builder
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2024
Low odor hardens well no waxy feeling after it sets
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2017
Just used the 3 gallon kit to coat the bottom of a skiff boat i am building. My only complaint is that I should have order more because i ran out. The product is great far as mixing and application. I used a cheap 1 dollar plastic kitchen measuring cup to measure 600mL of resin to 300 mL of hardener. It was easy to know when it was mixed well as it turned from cloudy to clear and was about the consistency of corn syrup. After 24 hours of set up it's dry and hard as a rock. it was easy to apply to the 10 oz fiberglass cloth and penetrated it well for a good bond to the wood. I applied it outside and did not notice any major issue with smell as epoxies are known to have, though i am sure in a closed environment of a garage there would be a some smell. For the price i am very happy with the result and i will be purchasing more to complete the process and apply more coats on what i have done.Update: It's 2019 now and the boat has been outside the entire time. The paint applied over the epoxy was oil based exterior and it has not flaked off or discolored at all due to the epoxy. I am planning, when i get money to buy another batch and do the entire interior as well. This is good epoxy for the money. My suggestion though if you are using it to waterproof a wood boat, cut the mixture down with about 100 mL of acetone so the first coat is thinner. This allows for a greater penetration of the epoxy into the wood. Later coats can be regular mix as stated on the bottle.
Robert H.
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2016
Value priced epoxy with some exceptional features like UV resistance and non- blushing chemistry. With hand pump installed, mix rate was easy, it cured well in 53-90*F outdoor temperatures. I didn't have any uncured epoxy issue some reviewer has stated, even when I eye-balled 2:1 ratio for small 3 oz batches.I am using this epoxy for kayak building, boat parts repairs and residential structural repairs. I have just start using this epoxy and will update after longer term uses.Update Dec.2018: 2 years later, epoxy is holding up good but it yellowed little bit. Shipping was free but now it is $29.99. Little less value, lowest priced marine epoxy is not on Amazon currently. At current higher price, better epoxies for certain applications are reacheable.There are conflicting review of whether this epoxy is thicker or thinner than typical epoxies. The marine epoxy is thinner than the table top epoxy. I would recommend marine epoxy for thinner applications like fiberglassing boat or other laminating applications. Table top epoxy can be used in boat build for filleting or build up applications.
Zach
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2015
My daughter and I built a dory boat with this epoxy. Used more than I thought we would need - should have bought the 3 gallon kit right off. But I have some left over now. I'm impressed with this epoxy. For the cost it's pretty good. Sets up hard after 24 - 36 hours. It's very temp sensitive. If your workspace gets much below 70 it really slows down in my observation. I used it for laminations, glass, barrier coats, thinned it for a penetrating effect, and thickened it for fillets. It performed everything well. (Yes I know the debate about modifying epoxy... whatever) My previous point of reference was the inexpensive resins and fillers from body kits and the like - this is much better. This wets out the fabric much better. Probably not as good as West System or any of the other "real" boat epoxies but then again it's much less expensive and if you're just learning and you lose a batch you don't have to be sad.FYI wear a mask. This stuff stinks. It doesn't blush either so I applied coat over coat with no sanding and had no ill effects. It stuck like glue! ;)
Barb B
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2015
We just completed covering a 300 sq ft deck with a layup of 25oz cloth and 12 gallons of this Res Tech epoxy. Mixing was done using 3/4 of a gallon at a time with an electric drill mounted stir wand. We mixed indoor on room temperature product and applied it outdoor on a 60F deck. Application was straightforward and the viscosity was perfect, not to thick and not too runny. As far a cure time good this stuff definitely is a lot slower than the West System and it was greatly appreciated that it was slower. However, after 24 hours we could walk on it. We were able to add some space heaters on the side but it was outside and it was 50F overnight.By the way FedEx lost the 5 gallon bucket of hardener twice and Scott at Res Tech finally sent a third shipment of hardener over night at their cost. Thanks :)
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