Ding All 3 Oz (84ml) Super Epoxy Repair Kit for Small to Medium Size Epoxy and Polyester Surfboards Repairs

Used this for a surf constructed wakesurf board that had impact damage to the resin layer. The fiberglass was exposed but in tact. I ended up using the UV cure epoxy and it was easy to apply and cure. After sanding, it’s difficult to tell where the damage occurred. Will be water testing next week, but all indications look good!

I got a few old surfboards to repair for decoration and also for use. This kit came with everything I needed to repair the boards. It worked great. The instructions were clear and helpful and I was able to patch and repair even some significant damage to the boards. Highly recommend if you are looking for a small repair kit to get the job done. There is not a lot of supplies in there but plenty to repair a few boards and dings.

I'm about to buy a new board and sell my old one and my board had about 4 dings in it. One somewhat deep one, about an inch deep and two inches wide, and three more minor ones. The instructions are pretty easy to follow just make sure if you are using the Q-cell to mix it up for about 2 minutes because you don't want any clumps. The fiberglass and Suncure was awesome I used it on my board as well as a few other things of mine that are also made of fiber glass. I would give it 5 stars if the directions included some sort of timeline for drying and such. Otherwise, its a great product, I would definitely recommend it to a friend... or a stranger.

Works great. Probably good for 2 larger rail dings and a lot of little cracks. Indeed contains everything you'll need though I wish the measuring cup is a little small and would not be able to be used twice if you want to measure accurately the second time since any remaining resin will make it inaccurate. So maybe an extra measure cup or 2 would be good...

Great instructions, materials. Fixed my camper door. My first time working with fiberglass. Easy!

Included everything needed for basic dings. I had some bad gashes in my SUP so I filled them in with Solarez Microlite (I didn't want to mess with adding the Q Cells included) and finished off with the Dingall, worked great. It can, however, be tricky to get the epoxy/hardener ratio right with small batches.

Exceeded expectaions, let your board dry out a month so you don't trap water in it, so glad I got it, sand it and patch it, I didn't even bother with sanding it after I patched it it cam out that good. Saved my favorite epoxy board I use in huge surf.

The Epoxy resin is great and setting time makes it quite forgiving to work with. An all in one kit for small repairs. Only complaints: The q-cell package had torn at some point before delivery and it was all over the place when it arrived. Had to salvage what I could and came up a bit short for the necessary repair.