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Mixing sticks for mixing
small batches of epoxy
or for making smooth
fillets.
Economy wood handle
pure bristle brushes
for mixing and applying
small batches of
epoxy. They can be
reused but are cheap
enough that most
people consider it is
more time efficient to
use once and dispose.
These brushes do great
work for varnishing and
painting. Some
professionals prefer
them over the
expensive bristle
brushes. They are also
good for spreading
epoxy on small jobs and
smoothing out bubbles
and runs. Be aware
that some solvents will
dissolve the adhesive
that holds the handle to
the foam.
Gloves are
recommended when
working with epoxy.
These disposable
gloves are high quality
natural rubber gloves
of the snug fitting
examination type.
They are the non
powdered type.
Protect your arms with
these 18 inch long
sleeves with an elastic
top and bottom.
White single or double
elastic strap general
purpose dust mask.
Not for fumes or toxic
dusts.
A one part
polyurethane product
used by professionals
and amateurs
everywhere. It can be
used above or below
the waterline to form
strong flexible bonds
with excellent
adhesion to wood and
fiberglass and is also
used for sealing
hardware.
Pumps can be screwed
onto the tops of one or
half gallon bottles. They
can be left permanently
on the bottles so that at
any time you have an
easy no spill method to
measure out the correct
amount of resin and
hardener. Both resin and
hardener pumps
dispenses one ounce for
each full stroke. The
pumps generally give
good service but people
tend to miscount their
strokes and if a pump
malfunctions it may not
be noticeable. Its
recommended that you
pump into the graduated
measured mixing pot
listed below for
foolproof mixing
accuracy. We
recommend 3 pumps,
one for the resin bottle,
and one each for the
fast and slow
hardeners. Definitely
worth having!
These pots are very
handy, economical and
reusable. Hardened
epoxy will not stick to
the sides and will easily
pop out to give you a
clean pot for a new
batch. They are made of
clear plastic with
accurate ( some stores
sell pots with very
inaccurate marks) black
graduated measuring
marks on the outside in
ounces and milliliters.
These grooved head
rollers are excellent
for working the resin
into the fiberglass
fabric for better wet
out. A necessity when
working with heavier
fabrics but even with
lighter materials they
save time and ensure
a better job.
Good quality foam
rollers designed for
spreading resins.
They make an easier
job of spreading a
uniform coating of
resin on wood and
fiberglass or for
barrier coating. They
can be cut in shorter
lengths or even cut in
two lengthwise to
make special
application tools.
For spreading epoxy or
paints
Made of flexible plastic
that epoxy that will
easily clean off when
cured. Very handy for
spreading epoxy and
smoothing putties.
This is a really great
hand soap for
removing epoxy and
industrial grime. Before
putting this product in
our catalog we tested it
by letting our Raka
employees use it. We
also gave it the
ultimate test by giving
several bars to local
auto mechanics. The
response was
fantastic. Everyone
agreed that it was the
best non abrasive soap
they ever used.
This soap is not expensive
when you consider it will
outlast several bars of
regular soap and has much
superior cleaning power.
Visit the Cra-z soap web
page for more information.
Our epoxy pigments are
dispersed in epoxy
resin, and will harden in
the final mixed resin.
These heavily loaded
pigments will go a long
way. The mix ratio is
usually one ounce up to
four ounce ( max )
pigment per one gallon
of epoxy.
Dry electric heat is
ideal for speeding up
the curing of epoxy as
well as reducing blush.
This heater can be
used to efficiently heat
a tented boat.
We carry a good
economy scissor that
works well for cutting
fiberglass and Kevlar.
When used for Kevlar
they should be used
only for Kevlar and for
an economy scissors
will cut reasonably
good for a long time.