Pettit Splash Zone A-788 Kit, Underwater Multi-Purpose Two-Part Epoxy Repair Compound Putty

Description

Pettit Splash Zone A-788 Kit, Underwater Multi-Purpose Two-Part Epoxy Repair Compound Putty

Splash Zone is an extremely hard, abrasion and impact resistant, two-part epoxy patching compound. It applies like putty to seal, fill, patch, or re-build aluminum, wood, concrete, fiberglass, and steel. It can be applied in or out of water to repair boat hulls, buoys, seawalls, docks, bridge abutments, and more. Splash Zone provides excellent protection against corrosion of metals and erosion and deterioration of concrete or wood. Splash Zones rock-hard surface can be drilled, tapped, or machined. Recommended for patching and repairing damaged underwater surfaces. Not for use in potable water.

Features:

• Two-part multi-purpose epoxy patching and repair compound
• So versatile, it has been called The duct tape of the marine world
• Use above or below waterline
• Excellent for underwater repairs
• Sold as a kit, with primer and catalyst
• When mixed properly color turns to olive green

Information:

• Splash Zone Technical Information (Pettit PDF)
• Splash Zone part A SDS
• Splash Zone part B SDS
• Not for use in potable water systems

Additional Information:
MIXING INSTRUCTIONS: Mix by hand. (Some people may be sensitive to epoxy or polyamide resins – wear tight fitting rubber gloves). Keep hands and material wet with water during mixing. Scoop a quantity of one component from can by hand. Scoop out an approximately equal quantity of the other component. Mix and knead material by hand until the yellow and black components have combined to make a uniform olive-green color. Apply immediately after mixing; no sweat-in time is required before using.

Z-Spar A-788 Splash Zone Compound was originally designed to provide protection against corrosion of metals and erosion and deterioration of concrete and wood at, above and below the waterline in splash zones. It is not only used on steel or wood piling, and pier supports, but also as a coating repair of boat hulls and buoys, on bridge abutments, and on any surface subject to erosion and corrosion in salt or fresh water. It is used for many patching and grouting applications that are not submerged, and on surfaces which subsequently are buried in soil.