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Prolonged exposure to water can permanently damage untreated wood. Boatlife Wet Wood Epoxy is a two-part liquid epoxy that cures in the presence of water. It adds strength and stability to wood decks, and fills under buckled and warped planking, eliminating the need to replace planks. Use Wet Wood Epoxy to fill voids under decks, preventing accumulation of rot-causing water.
Note: Kit includes Part A, Part B, Mixing cup, Mixing Stick and Syringe.
$70.15
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BRAND:
BoatLIFE
Number Of Parts:
Two Part
Type:
Wood Filler Stains
Questions & Answers about Boatlife Wet Wood Epoxy:
2013-04-02A shopper asked: I have a 20' fiberglass flats boat. The transom is 11/2" plywood sandwiched between fiberglass. I found out the wood is damp and somewhat rotted. whats the best way to deal with this problem using this product without drilling too many holes? Should I try to dry it out with a heatlamp or something before introducing the wetwood epoxy?
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2013-04-05FRIEDHELM GERRLICH: I used wet wood epoxy on my teak deck. I was drilling two holes in the seems and injected it. The epoxy cured with the wet plywood underneaath the teak. But this application was horizontal. On a vertical transom U may have to find a different procedure
2013-04-05ALLEN GRAMLICH: Wet wood worked well but if the wood is not dry you will just seal the water in. You will need to drill a bunch of holes and trace how far the water goes.
2012-04-26A shopper asked: i suspect some water penetration around the drain hole/transom . have drilled drainholes and its finally more or less dry is wt wood epoxy a good temporary fix for this condition?
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2012-04-26FRIEDHELM GERRLICH: I would think so. I had two aereas on my teak deck which I could fix. The stuff really cures in wet wood.
2012-05-10PAUL MALYSZA: I used Boat life to repair some rotted supports on my son's ski boat. The product works well,although it takes a while to harden so be prepared to plug the holes you drilled.I also used a needle I borrowed from the kitchen I use for injecting turkeys. to apply the product it worked out well, Git rot might also be consdered if the area is dried out.
2012-03-14GORDON SELL asked: My Flying Scot has a soft area under the deck. It is a Balsa core. Should I use Wet Wood Epoxy (because I don't know if it is dry) or GitRot?
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2012-03-14FRIEDHELM GERRLICH: I worked with both products. Prefer the Wet Wood Epoxy ofer GitRot. It definately cures also in dump or wet environment. My experience is with Teak and Plywood. No experience with balsa
2012-03-15Gordon Sell: Thank You for your input. I was leaning in that direction.
2011-12-27A shopper asked: Will this product work on wet or damp wood ?. I thinking about try it out on my wood floor under my camper. The rear floor corners under camper
are starting to come apart due to rain water getting to floor.
Thanks
Dave
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2011-12-28MARIO BARBUTO: The product did work well on the wet wood. I can't answer on how durable or the longevity of the product yet. I need to monitor / check it the next time I go to the clients house.
2011-12-28FRIEDHELM GERRLICH: I used it on some areas of my teak deck. It worked fine. I drilled two holes. First I inserted the empty syrenge in one hole and pushed the bulk of water out. Then the same procedure with the wet wood epoxy. Since that area is dry. Good luck on your project
I'v used BoatLife wet Epoxy on my 30' SISU to seal leaks in the wheel house overhead by drilling holes at the underside and injecting BoatLife in suspect areas, at times leaving the syringe in place overnight so as not to lose pressure on the affected area or let product run out. Also used around the Tuna Door area and other vertical and horizontal sufaces with good results without having to cut the inside skin.
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7/23/2012
5.0
Highly recommend for wet wood.
By Vp
from Middlesex, NJ
About Me Casual/ Recreational
Pros
Easy to Use
Protects Well
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Boatlife Wet Wood Epoxy:
I had some serious rot issues in my camper along the wall with the 2 slideouts. The big kitchen slideout seal was leaking from the floor during rain when traveling. A good portion of the floor plywood and most of the 2x4 floor joists 16 inches inward for about 20 ft backward had to be replaced. I cut out all the rotted wood but left the damp (wet rot) what appeared to be good wood in place to tie the new floor joist into. From the top of the 2x4 floor joists I drilled 1/4 inch holes, about 3/4ths of the way down and 3 inches apart for about 5 feet. I kept filling the holes until the epoxy wouldn't go down ( a few hrs). I was sceptical about the product until I had to remove a section of the treated board the following day. It was SOLID. I also drilled holes at a 45 degree angle into the 3 2x4s that support the floor under the slideouts. It stiffened them up. I can say this product does work and works well.
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