Submarine Underwater Epoxy

Submarine is a general use, epoxy paste compound that bonds to wet surfaces by displacing water from the substrate. Submarine can even be applied to objects that are completely submerged and will cure in temperatures as low as 35°F.

Description

Submarine Underwater Epoxy

Submarine is a general use, epoxy paste compound that bonds to wet surfaces by displacing water from the substrate. Submarine can even be applied to objects that are completely submerged in water. It cures in temperatures as low as 35°F.

Substrates include concrete, stone, masonry, glass, wood, aluminum, stainless steel, high carbon, and mild steel. Submarine can be used as a general-purpose adhesive or patching compound. Reinforcement materials such as fiberglass cloth work well for applications requiring additional strength. Submarine can be easily sanded, filed, and drilled.

Note: Submarine is designed for scenarios where it’s not possible to dry the substrate. The bond strength of Submarine is good in less than ideal conditions. The integrity of the bond can degrade due to substrate corrosion or other deterioration from moisture. Because of this, periodic maintenance may be necessary.

For dry substrates use T-88, G-2 or GelMagic structural epoxy adhesives from System Three. Submarine is not intended for bonding to plastics, copper, brass, or galvanized metal.

Features

• Bonds to a variety of wet substrates

• Cures underwater

• Patch holes in wooden and aluminum boats

• Fills cracks in swimming pools

• Cures in low temperatures

• Easy 1:1 mix ratio

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Frequently Asked questions

Our Submarine Underwater Epoxy is a general use, epoxy paste compound that bonds to wet surfaces by displacing water from the substrate. Submarine can even be applied to objects that are completely submerged and will cure in temperatures as low as 35°F.

Yes,

Submarine can be used to repair swimming pools or hot tubs. It can be applied to wet substrates, and will even cure underwater. However, if the repair area is fully dry, use GelMagic Structural Adhesive.

No.

System Three does not produce an epoxy that's certified for extended contact or storage of potable water. However, when our epoxies are fully mixed, on ratio, and fully cured, they form an inert plastic that is safe for incidental contact.