MagicEzy Hairline Fix - (Snow White)| Gelcoat Repair Kit | Fix Cracks and Scratches Like a Pro | Fibreglass Boat Repair Filler | Boats, Jet Skis, Fibreglass, PVC, Carbon Fiber, Plastic |

Description

Hairline Fix is a super easy, super powerful way to fix fine cracks and scratches in fiberglass boats and other fiber glass surfaces. It's a glossy, all-in-one, colored gelcoat repair filler that can fix minor cracks, chips and scratches in minutes. Use it to repair all ‘above the waterline’, fiber glass areas of your boat, jet ski, canoes or any other water vehicle. It also bonds to acrylic, wood, ceramic, porcelain, and enamel. It can also be used to repair hulls, decking, spas, pipes, poles, cars, motorcycles and anything with a fiberglass, acrylic, PVC or carbon fiber surface. It's both a gelcoat paint, filler and sealant in one tube. There's no need to mix multi-part epoxy solutions. There's also no need to sand the surface or buff it. Simply clean the area, apply, level and wipe. That's it. If you haver larger damage, try our 9 Second Chip Fix product. 9 Second Chip Fix is MagicEzy's 'deep damage' solution for virtually any surface. For plastic-like surfaces such as acrylic, PVS, carbon fiber, just prime the surface first using MagicEzy MegaFusion. This will strengthen the area and prevent the repair from peeling or popping out. Review: Excellent! - Super easy to use! Worked like a charm!!!!!!!!!!! Review: Fixed up hairline cracks in terazzo shower base - We had some hairline cracks in a custom-sized terazzo base that was likely installed in the late 60's when the house was built. There had been a previous repair we scraped off that had just sat on top of the cracks and had gotten discolored and dirty. This product was thin enough to actually sink into the cracks so there's no raised edge. The repair is visible, but restored usability at a tiny fraction of what it would have cost to have it professionally repaired or replaced. Plus, there's no discoloration so far, even after a little more than 1 year of regularly using the shower. Update in 2026: It's now been about 3 years and the repair is still going strong with no signs of wear or deterioration