TotalBoat TotalFair Epoxy Fairing Compound - 2 Quart Kit

First time using this brand. Fairly easy to mix and had decent working time. Goes further than you think. Found myself mixing more than needed which leads to waisted product. My fault on that. Sands decent. Will purchase again

Delivered quickly. Product mixes well. Color change when mixing is good idea. I used it in 45 degree weather so I used a heater to get the temperature up. Spreads well when warm, not so good when cold. Product manipulates nicely, so you get the layer you need and want. Better than anything I’ve ever used before. When sanding, gives off a good amount of fine dust-as expected. I wouldn’t say it sands easily, and an epoxy shouldn’t, but seems a tad easier than bondo. A little more expensive than bondo, but it’s worth it. Must be fantastic to use at 70 or 80 degrees. Now onto the question of how it holds up after many years.

I first saw this product used on a YouTube video. When i needed a product like that I decided to give Total Boat a try. The ease of use and the sandability of the product are excellent. Mixing is easy and almost foolproof. It spreads easy and cures within a reasonable time. It is best to work the cured product when it is firm but a small amount of tackiness remains. Later it will become very hard, however it is still very easy to sand and shape. I highly recommend this product.

We are working in 50 degree humid winter weather but it still worked great. We let it sit all night before sanding. It was very difficult to mix at 50 degrees. Like mixing Plato but we got it done. I wouldn’t smooth the entire hull with this as it doesn’t sand as easily as other finishing applications. We will use it for small areas.

I'm working on a Lund Pike. I'm using the putty to seal the seams and edges of the deck. This is the 1st time using this stuff. I like it allot. It's easy to mix, plenty of working time, it's strong when dried. Then if I have an area that didn't smooth out when I was troweling it on. It's easy to go back to that spot 45 minutes or so later and with the putty knife trim excess or smooth rough spots. It also dries hard but sands nice. Cleaning up tools I've been using xylol it wipes right off. The only thing I didn't like was the price. It's good but 80 dollars good I guess I've never used anything that compares but still...

Totalfair went on great. Easy to work with and apply, ample application time at 70F. Sands smooth with 100 grit and looks to bond extremely well. Definitely plan on dragging it out thin. I filled a couple .5in holes and they where ready to sand per the instructions. I am a newby at this and it was easy to use and met my expectations. Two points I would change would be price. Since that is a marketing and cost driven equation, and I don't have the numbers to compute it, I'll have to hope the makers aren't fleecing me. A $50 price point would be more palatable for a 2quart quantity. Secondly, a finished color comparison chart or a more precise measuring system to ensure a accurate mix ratio would be handy. Otherwise it looks great and made fairing my 21' South Coast Seacraft a successful experience.

Great product excellent fairing material and easy to work with

i really enjoy using this stuff. mixes and spreads easily. does the job.

Expensive but very easy to work with and very effective