- Urethane Coating - Gallon Unit, Flexible, Impact & UV Resistant, Yellow, Urethane, Liquid, Coating

I used it to cover a vinyl seat on my boat. (About 8 square ft) It took two sets to do about 5-7 coats, because I need it to be thick—But it’s a great solution— I mixed with pearl white pigment, and added some copper powder. The marbling looks really cool.

Used it to improve the grip on fiberglass handles of a mallet and an axe. Followed the instructions and got a nice result. I am not sure why some reviewers complained about too fast hardening and not enough time to apply. I set a thermometer on the bench and the temperature was within a couple degrees of the recommended value (72 F vs 70F). Measuring exact amounts was a bit of a challenge but can be done using a scale, just pour slowly to avoid overshooting. I was a bit concerned about doing it too slowly and running out of time but, it turns out to be a non-issue. If anything, the mixture felt almost too runny when I painted it over the vertical handles. Again, the final grip is a pleasure to hold on to.

to coat and seal foam rubber, only gives half of the advertised coverage, so you will need 2 times as much for a good coating, that is if you can deal with the HIGH shipping price. Great product otherwise.

From the specific volume, 26.4 cu. in./lb., given on the manufacturer's site, where they do give the weight, 1.1 pounds, I calculate the volume of this kit to be 16 fluid ounces (29 in^3). A pint. Why they don't just say so, even there, is weird. By the mixing instructions, it must be a pound of resin and 0.1 pound of hardener.