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Your cart is empty.14 Ounce Kit - the ORIGINAL all purpose epoxy pool putty. Even underwater, this material will plug holes, cracks, chips, seals and plugs leaks. Can be painted, sanded, drilled, sawed to your desired outcome. Hundreds of uses for home, auto, boat, plumbing, pool, spa, pond, tank and underwater repairs.
cfalkon
2025-09-03 19:01:22
I recently used the Epoxybond Atlas Pool Putty Epoxy Leak Sealer Kit, and it worked perfectly! It sealed my pool leak quickly and effectively, and the bond is strong and durable.**Ease of Use:**The instructions are clear, and the kit is user-friendly. I had no trouble mixing and applying the putty, even underwater.**Quality:**The epoxy putty is high-quality and reliable, providing a long-lasting fix.**Value for Money:**Great value! It saved me from costly professional repairs and is now my go-to for pool maintenance.**Overall:**Epoxybond Atlas Pool Putty is a must-have for pool owners. It offers a quick, easy, and dependable solution for leaks. Highly recommended!
Candice L Kelly
2025-08-27 17:16:58
Effectively patched the cracks in pool skimmer while full of water.
Steven A Matthys
2025-08-05 09:10:07
Easy to work with just use equal amounts for best results. It is a bit tricky when applied underwater, but it does set and sealed my leak. It is white when dry.
Hunter
2025-07-15 18:31:51
Works just like they say it does.
L. D.
2025-05-10 13:25:31
I bought because someone said it dried grey. Nope.
JKS
2025-02-07 18:53:42
Clear instructions. Easy to use. Sealed the area that needed repaired.
Susan S.
2025-01-23 11:54:42
Thought it dried white.. dries gray. Works well, just wrong color.
zsines
2025-01-04 10:09:00
I had a bit of a leak in my 8' stock tank pool. I'm mid-season so I didn't want to drain and refill/chemical to fix the factory seal that had a hole in it. Small leak at the metal side-wall seam, and this fit right into it and hardened within about an hour. I did a quick once over with a brush to knock any grime off, then a quick once over with a 220 grit sanding sponge to rough up the metal a little. This gave it enough to grip to, and once hardened the leak was fixed.I was having a hard time finding something I could use for a metal stock tank, and this seemed to work like a charm. I'll be scraping it off this offseason and redoing all the seals, but this worked as a mid-season leak fix.
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