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underwater epoxies - thick epoxy putties - tabletop epoxies and supplies
since the early 1990's
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(and not just one or two resins with one or two different curing agents!)
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Our most popular and least expensive marine epoxy. This is our basic epoxy. To get a similar non blushing epoxy from our competitors you have to 'upgrade' from their regular product at considerable additional cost. Yet Basic No Blush is still cheaper than even their 'regular' epoxy. Our upgrade from Basic No Blush is our Premium No Blush (see below) which contains superior Cycloaliphatic curing agents - CLICK HERE for more information. It also contains no Nonyl Phenol. The competition don't have anything like it.
We don't think you can beat our prices. Basic No Blush has been our most popular epoxy: super price, perfect viscosity (I think - one of our other major competitors sells a very thin marine epoxy - actually we do too - see Low V below). It has become a favorite with home builders of strip and stitch/glue boat hulls.
This epoxy has a fast 'time to sand' (i.e. "Hard Set" very rigid, provides max strength and abrasion resistance ). Users report sanding the next day after application. Many epoxies take several days to become hard enough to sand (unless they are very brittle). No Blush has both quick sand time and not nearly the brittleness of many other marine epoxies. It also brushes out really nicely as a clear coat on a flat surface. Note: Allow 36 - 48 hours for enough curing time to provide a strong bond/adhesion to surfaces.
Now available with a "slow" summer curing agent and a "fast" winter time curing agent.
Visit a customer's web site as he describes the building of his kayak (with a few comments along the way about our No Blush Epoxy which he used). Photo below. CLICK HERE
Online log from another boatbuilder using Basic No Blush - (see - day 42) CLICK HERE
This product reviewed in Professional BoatBuilder Magazine Dec/Jan 2004 CLICK HERE
This is the industry's first epoxy to be offered at pennies above the raw material costs - with the savings going
back to you. You're basically paying wholesale or less prices for this product (which would sell to you for about
$75 per gallon if our competitors had this product)
A nice medium (I think perfect!) viscosity. Average/short potlife (about 30 - 50minutes
- see potlife link below).
WE KNOW IT'S HARD TO SWITCH BRANDS - WE THINK YOU'LL BE VERY IMPRESSED
WITH OUR EPOXY - SO WE'RE NOW OFFERING A "TRY ME" SAMPLER - 12 OZ OF OUR BASIC NO BLUSH AND 16 OZ OF
OUR UNIQUE, USER FRIENDLY EZ THICK EPOXY THICKENER. A LOT OF OUR CUSTOMERS USED THE OTHER EPOXY BRANDS UNTIL THEY
FOUND US. NOW, WE'RE OFFERING AN INEXPENSIVE WAY TO TRY OUR EPOXY AND UNIQUE THICKENER.
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1/21/05 - How
good is our No Blush Epoxy? I just saw a new ad in one of
the boat building magazines by one of our competitors, a giant in the epoxy business. In the ad they compare themselves
to "no blush" epoxies (they even include the quotation marks). The starndard term is non-blushing, not
"no blush," so we are pretty certain they are referring to our epoxies. Imagine that. We, the little
mouse has the giant moose on the run! - No names here, we don't want to hear from their lawyers (but we'll let
you know if we do hear from them). What they don't mention in their ad are their prices, exotherm, and brittleness.
Subject: boat
Date: 16 Jan 2004 16:46:16 -0600
From: Mike and Denise <fields@ozarkisp.net>
To: info@epoxyproducts.com
Hey there,
I finally finished my boat. It is covered one end to other with y'alls epoxy. I really like your Basic No Blush marine epoxy and still no rash!
Mike Fields
(Mike had suffered from Epoxy Sensativity and skin rashes from other epoxies. We don't know why he had no rash problem with our epoxy, but we're pleased that he didn't!)
I started building Puffin in January of this year, and launched her in July. I have made a few changes to better meet my needs. Puffin is a joy to sail. She is fast and very forgiving. The pic Im sending was taken in 25pmh plus wind on Greers Ferry Lake, AR. I plan to sail in the Gulf, and island hop along the Mississippi coast this summer.
No problem, David. We can sell you
an extra quart of curing agent.
Sincerely yours -- J.A.
W.B. wrote:
paul-
My little company in upstate NY produces seaplane pontoons and an occaisional racing sailboat.
Loved your basic noblush.
you should mention that when mixing large batches (1/2 gallon) it doesn't do the exotherm thing as quickly as west.
On a warm
day with west you almost can't finish mixing before it starts to get hothothot.
FYI..... I have used your epoxy on alot of various applications, from thinning it for deeper penetration/sealing, to thickening for bonding multiple wood components and the stuff is great. All exterior wood gets one coat of thinned epoxy, then 2 coats full strenght. then i have applied 10 coats of poly spar varnish. I have had a piece of hon. mahogany in a bucket of water for 3 months and the finish is still perfect and completly sealed. You guys are helping me restore a 35 yr. old wooden cutter, Thanks again.
Joe
Subject: Re: Question regarding paint
Date: Fri, 16 Jul 2004 09:34:20 -0400
From: Dave L.
To: Paul Oman <info@epoxyproducts.com>
Organization: Progressive Epoxy Polymers, Inc.
References: 1
Dave Lemieux wrote:
> Hi there. I have just built a small rowboat (10') using Basic No-Blush 2 (fantastic resin by the way) for
summer use here on Cape Cod. It will be stored on the beach under a cover. What type of paints can I use on
the hull? .......
> Thanks,
> Dave
Subject: Bilge paint
Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2005 08:53:37 -0500
Aaron R. wrote:
Hi, I'm using your Basic No-Blush epoxy and Low V epoxy (mixed with 10% xylene as a penetrating epoxy) and its
great! Much nicer to work with than the Everstar epoxy I have worked with in the past. I'll be ordering more shortly.
THANKS FOR THE KIND WORDS.
I have two questions:1. Do you have a product you would recommend for painting the bilge and inner transom of
the fiberglass boat I'm restoring. I'm looking for something white and economical, that will go over epoxy repairs,
preferably without any fancy primer, and seal out water, grease, fuel, etc.
OUR WATERGARD 300 COMES IN WHITE AND CAN BE APPLIED UNDERWATER IF NECESSARY (OR
DAMP AREAS LIKE YOUR BILGE). IT IS ALSO OUR #1 BARRIER COAT EPOXY. NOTE IN SUNLIGHT THE
WHITE WILL YELLOW TO A GOLDEN COLOR (NOT A PROBLEM IN YOUR BILGE). OUR CM 15 EPOXY
PAINT (WHICH DOES CONTAIN SOME SOLVENT) IS CHEAPER AND EASIER TO WORK WITH BUT ONLY
COMES IN IVORY (FILE FOLDER COLOR) OR BLACK.
2. Does the Low V epoxy blush? I.e., should it be washed / sanded before other epoxy is applied over it?
IT DOESN'T SEEM TO. IT WAS ORIGINALLY DESIGNED FOR CONCRETE CRACK INJECTION AND SO IT
ACTUALLY CURES ETC ON WET OR DAMP SURFACES.
Thanks for the help and great, reasonably priced products!
Aaron R.
The Basic Blush exceeded my expectations. Customer service and
the order process is exceptional. I'd recommend your products to others.
Thanks
Lee 5/08
MORE ON BASIC NO BLUSH - www.epoxyproducts.com/noblush.html
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turning them into educated buyers. That means discussing not just the benefits and plus of our epoxies but also
pointing out the weaknesses and possible problems. The other guys just don't do this. they either downplay or ignore
any bit of important information that might risk losing your business. We don't think that is right. It is certainly
not the fair and honest way to do business. Visit our competitors' sites and search for any information on: 1) amine blush, 2) shipping
restrictions, 3) nonyl phenol/enamel paint drying issues,
3) potlife issues, 4) price
gouging/markups, 5) UV yellowing, 6) formulated epoxies vs raw resin vendors,
7) customer comments
and feedback. We want to earn your business by being honest and upfront with you. You'll find our prices are good (too low to attrract distributors or agents), with honesty and service second to no one. |
OUR OTHER MARINE EPOXIES!
Low V - 100% solids, thin, low viscosity epoxy for sealing and priming
Premium No Blush - High-end marine epoxy at a competitive price!
ESP 155 - high solids penetrating epoxy - more than twice the amount of epoxy compared to the other leading penetrating epoxy!
Understanding amine blush - click here
marine epoxies for use in cold weather - click here
marine epoxies for hot weather conditions - (see Progressive's catalog page below)
marine epoxy pricing - click here
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Aluthane (tm) - an MCU sealer/tie coat/color changing sanding base. Use when restoring Wood, Fiberglass, or Metal hulled boats. ALUTHANE. |
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This is one of several epoxies/products I couldn't imagine not always having on hand... Wet Dry 700 (tm) - epoxy paste that works underwater. Use to glue/fill/patch - marine catalog - home/industy cat. - order/simple web site 2. ESP 155 (tm) - solvent thinned epoxy sealer, tie coat etc. (not for sale in S. Calif) marine catalog - home/industy cat. Aluthane (tm) - aluminum filled moisture cured urethane - amazing paint product - has its own web page. Basic No Blush (tm) marine epoxy - if you work on boats, this is the best epoxy at the best price. marine catalog - order/simple web site 2. |
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Learn the basics of epoxy at our educational EPOXY 101 page - Click Here.
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