Aluminum Boat G-Flex Epoxy Repair Kit - Total 8 oz Mixed Epoxy

Repair leaky seams and rivets in aluminum boats with the Aluminum Boat Repair Kit.

Each Aluminum Boat Repair Kit contains 8 ounces of G/flex 650 epoxy, silica adhesive filler, application syringes, mixing pots and sticks, and protective gloves.
Illustrated, detailed instructions explain how to repair leaking seams and rivets in aluminum boats.

All components are contained in a sturdy, resealable package.

View the instructions for how to use this kit.

Watch an informative 2 minute video demonstrating how to use the G-Flex Aluminum Boat Repair Kit.


650 G-Flex epoxy is a toughened, versatile, liquid epoxy for permanent waterproof bonding of fiberglass, ceramics, metals, plastics, damp, and difficult-to-bond woods.

With a modulus of elasticity of 150,000 psi, it's a bit more flexible than standard epoxies and polyester, but much stiffer than adhesive sealants.
This gives G/flex the ability to make structural bonds that can absorb the stress of expansion and contraction, shock and vibration.
Mixed at a 1:1 ratio, G/flex gives you 45 minutes of working time at room temperature. It reaches an initial cure in 7 to 10 hours and full cure in 24 hours.

• Ideal for bonding a wide range of dissimilar materials
• Repair aluminum, plastic and wooden boats, kayaks and canoes
• Can be modified with West System fillers and additives
• Use to wet-out fiberglass tapes and fabrics
• Kits contain gloves, mixing sticks, alcohol pads and instructions in addition to the specific items listed in the Specification Table


Comparing G/flex 650 and 655 epoxies
650 G/flex epoxy is "toughened" by the addition of a rubber component to the resin, increasing the cured epoxy's flexibility, tensile strength, and elongation. The mixed resin has the consistency of honey at room temperature.
655 G/flex epoxy has the same formulation as 650 G/flex, but the resin also contains 2% colloidal silica as a thickening agent to lower sagging, allowing it to be used in vertical applications and other situations where you don't want the epoxy to run out of the joint. The mixed resin has the consistency of gel toothpaste.