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This stuff was cheap and easy to use and works great! Highly recommend buying it for polyester boards. I for sure will buy it again if I ever need it (hopefully I don’t get any more dings!!

I had a much-abused skim board that needed lots of TLC and was in need of lots of repair. This kit was so easy to use even I did it and I know nothing about how to do stuff like this. The kit gives you everything you need. I enjoyed seeing my skim board repaired knowing I DID IT!!!!

My nephew got this to repair his surfboard. He said it worked really well.

Easy fiberglass repair kit. Successfully repaired fiberglass surf board crack. For one repair, I didn't measure out enough drops of the liquid on a cold day and it didn't set hard, but i think this was my fault.

Has everything you need for 3-4 dings, careful a little resin goes a long way

great product box to fix ding repairs--in fact the best. However, depending on preference, clear for me is quite nice due to the fact i can see if there are any air bubbles in the ding. Now if you don't mind your dings being obvious, its great. But this is in fact not a matte colored finish like your PU board so don't be surprised if you can see the hole in your board where your pride used to be.

I was just repairing my board yesterday. I had small dings all over the board, especially on the nose and tail (hard spots to apply the cloth) . Ding All is extremely easy to mix, and does a EXCELLENT job if you have small to medium/deep dings.Make sure to wear gloves and a mask, the smell is really intense.Great product. Will buy more if I ever have any more dings :)

I have to say, I was not sure how well it was going to work on the gouges I put on the bottom of my paddle board by running it up on shore over a small sharp rock. I have to say it did a really great job. The jell dries clear so the color of the bottom of the board shows through. It looks like I have three pieces of scotch tape on the bottom but it is a hard and fast seal. I could sand it all smooth but that would remove the paint on the bottom so I opted to just leave it like it is. I have about 100 miles on the board since my repair and it is still has good as the day I did it.