Silverhook BIGK1 Big Boy Glass Fibre Resin Repair Kit

You get a big sheet of fabric to use I used it on a car repair the instructions are easy to used and it was easy to apply seems good quality and I’m happy with the results

great stuff done the job well very strong

Great product. Easy to use, repaired my rusty wheelbarrow

Really good did the job I wanted it for.

Pleasantly surprised by the amount of materials in the kit. I just mixed both parts together in full making the assumption that would make the correct mixture. Went solid after about 90 minutes which is longer than the box stated but hey... It's cold and damp outside. I used this to fix a reliant robin rear "bumper" that broke when I hit flood water at too high a speed. Genuinely I would say it was easy to apply, though the gloves included weren't great for the job... However, they were included when I suspect they could have given none so no fault there. Good value for money due to the amount of it you get. See pictures below... I sanded down and painted after and I was pleasantly surprised... Not perfect but it's the first time I've used it so I didn't expect it to be.

This is a top quality fibreglass kit, my second purchase to repair cracks and leaks in my conservatory. Easy to use, very effective, dries quickly in warm weather. Can be painted over with waterproof covering to be extra strong. My first repair is still good 2 years later and will probably see me out.

It worked as advertised but as others have mentioned it's hard to measure the exact amount

I used 2 cans/kits today to repair a badly damaged front splitter off my car and its great stuff, do your prep work and follow the instructions put the resin down then the fibre mat and resin it well and repeat as needed and it sets quickly, i didnt mess around measuring the resin/hardner as i was using a lot so i mixed the full pot of resin with the full pot of hardner (assumed that would give the correct mix) matted over some big holes and pushed matt into smaller cracks the loaded the rest of the crack with resin mix and it went off pretty rapidly, i mixed up the second pot and went over the weaker areas again and am very impressed how well it turned out i will sand it all down tomorrow then used a fine bad boy body filler to get a perfect finish before painting but 100% happy with the product it ended up setting very strong which is exactly what i needed. I didnt use the gloves provided i used mechanics rubber disposables as they fit tighter the stuff is sticky and i think the ones provided could be a bit of a hinderance if they were to get any resin on them ( as in stick to the workpiece and be pulled off the hand as they are quite loose fitting) but thats just me