TotalBoat White Marine Gelcoat with No Wax

So far so good used it for repairs with out wax then added wax from there web site for last coat. No problems at 50 degree My very first experience with gel coat seems quality, valuable, good coverage, seem durability, drys good when used correctly

Could not have renovated a sailboat that went through Hurricane Michael, without this stuff. The biggest complaint I have heard in the past is that gel coat that is not molded onto fiberglass does not adhere well. My boat was completely bare of polish or wax, and pre-sanded with 220/400/600/1000/ and 1500, because my existing gelcoat was in horrible condition. Took more sanding at the coarser level, and very little at the fine, finishing level. Don't know about a boat with wax, but I did find if I inadvertently dropped a drop on virtually anything, this stuff adheres to the point I can't remove it, plastic, cement, stainless steel etc. I got the no-wax because I have an older boat and did not want a standout shiny patch. Having said that, I would speculate that a pure plastic (then coated with wax after drying) would be stronger than a plastic mixed with a foreign material like wax. There is an art to using gelcoat over epoxy and filler. If you are not a skilled sander you may have trouble. I put on with a paint brush quickly in a space surrounded by painters tape. I also did a few less drops of MEK than was recommended which extended my dry time, but also "working" time. Then I removed the tape even before it dried, because when I had let it dry, it pulled up the edges of the gelcoat paint job. Started with 160 sandpaper and went to 400 for final finish--all wet sanding only. Takes patience, and you have to be careful around the edges where the old finish is. This stuff is dynamite on non-sked surfaces. Did not even have to get rid of the dead gelcoat--just cleaned with soap and water. Used a high quality paint brush that I had to toss after each application, and worked quickly. Non-skid has two sets of lines--one down and to the right, the other ninety degrees off and to the left. I brushed on to the right and finish brushed into the other set of lines to the left. Makes a more uniform looking surface. Hard as nails and stain free thus far. Sealed with several coats of Star-brite marine polish. Looks brand new. And, almost forgot, had to tape around each non-stick surface to make it look professional, when applying.

Great product, very easy to apply to the hull as a final coat. This gelcoat is much easier to work with around 70-80*. I used a 1/4 inch nap, no lint roller to apply the gelcoat. Now it’s time to sand and buff.

Good product, fair price but can be tricky to use.

I have used TotalBoat gelcoat before and had great success with it. This order of gelcoat was equally satisfactory. Great product!

Be aware that Gelcoat without wax should be your first coat and requires Gelcoat with wax as your final coat. And they really recommend five coats total which can be sanded to a polished finish It's Labor intense 💪 and must be applied in the recommended temperatures two part mix catalyst included mix in half quart batches for easier yields and 1 quart just about makes it on a 19ft Hull not including transome and must be thoroughly cleaned with Denatured Alcohol... Do not clean surfaces with Acetone.... Use Acetone for end clean up and tools.. Apply with 3/8 roller it can be sanded after final coat to a polished finish use Gelcoat with wax for filling in small cracks and gouges sand, then clean with denatured alcohol then apply Gelcoat without wax as first coat . finalize with Gelcoat with Wax for final coat... I sanded down 15 years of anti-fowl paint down past the gel coat in spots with 60 grit. DA sander then worked my way up to 220 grit Then applied three coats of gelcoat... great product overall extremely hard finish. Looks like a brand new Hull I used the 3/8 roller that was recommended but I think if you use a half inch on final coat and then sand to a polished finish starting with 180 to 220 grit, you can bring it up to a thousand grit or wet sand it.... I didn't bother. It looks great with 3/8 nap roller considering it's the bottom of the boat

I had some deep scratches on my gelcoat layer of my fiberglass Casita RV I wanted fixed. This seemed to be the right product for the job. Mixing with reactant is a critical step and the directions are very complicated to get the right dose. I ended up with not enough catalyst in my mix and it took days to dry, in Texas. It does do the job, but it is tricky to apply because it's like a very thin paint and gets quite messy. The white is white, which doesn't exactly blend in with the Castia's off-white color, but I mostly needed for my wheel well so it's not very noticeable. Wanted to use it in other places, too, but I don't think it would look good.

In a rush I ordered and received the Total gelcoat polyester resin with no wax on sept 01/2025 I began using it on sept 08/2025 and had a bad time in preparing it for my boat due to it having way too many lumps. Wasted my time and money, Bad Batch I guess. I’ll stick with Marine coat one gelcoat.

Worked for what i wanted some patches on boat bottom. Its hard to mix make certain you have ab eye dropper or something to measure drops if using a small quantity

I love the quality of the product. Under the right conditions it is very easy-to-use and work with. I would like to see it cheaper though.

livraison rapide et produit conforme. Bonne qualité

Good product, decent quality and finish. Not as tough as other gelcoats I’ve used but may have added to much or not enough hardner. Also only had about 8min of working time at 25 degrees C.

Good price, was enroute but lost in transit. Canceled order but vendor handled the matter with class.