Polyester Sanding Resin with Catalyst - Smooth and Non-Tacky Product for Surfboard Repairs - 8 oz

Better instructions on mixing ratio is needed in the resin kit in plain English. The resin works but was nervous about it curing correctly!

Works great on my surfboard and other boards

Seller sent Sun Cure initially when I ordered the sanding resin. If you repair your own boards you know the difference. When I took steps to return the item they got in touch immediately. Told me to hang onto the Sun Cure and they would ship the Sanding Resin. Said something about there was the same ordering info for both on the Amazon listing. It was clear to me on Amazon. The Sun Cure had its Red label packaging photo and a different price. I was charged the correct Sanding Resin price, had selected the Blue Label Sanding Resin photo package and the packing slip and order documentation stated Sanding Resin. Hope they straightened that one out with Amazon. After the prompt message to replace my order, I didn't hear anything for 2 weeks. Made another return request to Amazon, was promptly contacted by seller and assured the item would ship immediately, which it did and received the correct item in a couple of days. So happy end to a slight mixup.

This is good stuff. I bought this May 4, 2018, buying another one July 14, 2019 because I finally ran out. I repair surfboard as a hobby and I have been able to do so much with this gallon. As long as you know what your doing there isn’t a racking issue like other review have said, you just have to add enough Catalyst to the resin.

I initially received the completely wrong item from this seller but they got back to me quickly and gave me a replacement fairly quickly, hence the positive review. The product itself works great for making small and moderate sized repairs on my surfboard.

Good Price was a little slow to ship but got it.

Product worked incredible had some sanding that needed done on my board then I slapped this bad boy down on town and back to perfect. To the people who can't follow directions read a thermometer confirm the TEMP! Add number of drops according that could mean 60 drops people don't short this step and mix WELLLLLL

Using this properly, you'll be able to bring most dings to a near professional level of repair. Takes a little bit more effort than the inferior but more popular Sun Cure in a tube type of repair resin, and also finishes clearer in color. Plus, unlike the tube of Sun Cure, "Sanding Resin" can be sanded down evenly. The squeeze tube comes with lots of bits of fiberglass mixed in and will leave lots of random holes when it cures and you try to sand. This stuff works well, but if you're really trying to get a repair perfect, use "Laminating Resin" first and "Sanding Resin" afterward.