In this video, you will see how by utilizing a composite repair solution such as Belzona 1212, damaged or corroded underwater equipment can be repaired. http://www.belzona.com/1212 This multipurpose epoxy-based material has been specifically developed to bond and rapidly cure underwater. It can be applied directly to manually prepared, wet or underwater surfaces and even to oil-contaminated substrates. This system is ideal for the long-term repair of offshore structures and marine equipment and can be applied in or out of the water to repair boat hulls, buoys, seawalls, docks, propellers, ballast tanks and many more without taking the equipment out of service. Watch this video to see how simple the application procedure really is! Materials Used: For this underwater bonding application, a prefabricated plate was used along with Belzona 1212. For more information, please visit http://www.belzona.com/1212 How-To Guide: Step 1: Roughen the surface for best surface preparation. Step 2: Mix the Base and Solidifier of Belzona 1212 thoroughly until the material is streak-free. For more information on surface preparation, mixing and application please see the IFU. http://www.belzona.com/ViewFile.aspx?id=55722 Step 3: Apply the material to the plate, pushing it well into the surface profile. Step 4: Continue applying while building it up to the required form. Step 5: Apply the material to the bond area by pressing it against the prepared surface. Step 6: Position the plate and press down firmly over the repair area. Step 7: Complete application by smoothing out the Belzona 1212 around the plate. Belzona 1212 is easy to mix and apply without the need for specialist tools and is ideal for repair kits and emergency situations, ensuring fast return to service. To find your local Belzona products and services supplier please visit: http://www.belzona.com/en/about/disfinder.aspx Subscribe to our YouTube channel to explore our collection of How-To videos including: Live Leak Repair with Belzona 1212 https://youtu.be/00dOkmL_omA How to Repair a Cracked Engine with Belzona https://youtu.be/y-AT8f9J4_E
