Slow Cure Epoxy Kit for In-Hull Transducer Mounting (2-Pack)

This review is not a review of the Epoxy Kit itself, rather considerations prior to purchasing it. When I first purchased my Hawkeye depth finder a few years ago, I managed to successfully get it to work, almost for a season, not quite. Finally decided to remount the transducer, and ordered the correct epoxy. Initially I used the slowest curing epoxy I could find years ago. This year, Mid-season, I ordered a new transducer, and tried to set it up for use. I tried the water bag placement unsuccessfully, and the Vaseline placement unsuccessfully, I have a Catalina 25, and have decided the fiberglass just won’t permit. I already have an old transducer placed in the hull (previous owner) and have decided to replace the transducer during the winter with a Hawkeye compatible transducer. By the way, tossing the new transducer overboard did provide readings, so it is not the Hawkeye head/display that is the problem. In my case, It is next to impossible to use the transom mounting system, For Review purposes, it is perfectly fine not to post this review unless in the opinion of the company the information is of value to your users in general.

Used this to glue depth sounder transducer to inside of hull. Was easy to use and worked well.

Everything as promised and quick delivery AAA

I used this to glue in the transducer that comes with the DepthTrax 2B into a fiberglass Duffy hull. It worked very well, however I did need both pouches. I guess that’s why this is a 2-pack!

It is the best thing for the transducer mounting. Great guys listened to me cry and walked me through it. Great co and very patient great people.