Vexilar A.C.E. Transducer Epoxy

Prepped and cleaned spot for depth finder. Mixed in convenient no mess package. Applied and placed transducer. Seems solid and I don’t anticipate it coming loose unless hit in a sheering motion like last time.Update, went out to get boat ready and found transducer laying on its side. Followed all directions for prep. SMH I’m going out tomorrow too with No depth finder now

I used this to 'glue' my depth finder transducer (Hawkeye dash mount depth gauge) inside the hull. Works perfectly. My jet boat has a 3/16" aluminum hull. Contrary to most manufacturer's literature, it works great! I can read depth on step now. No more broken transducers hanging off the back of the boat. I don't know how it would work if you wanted to 'find fish'. I'm more concerned about river depth; the Alaskan glacial rivers are like chocolate milk. I only used one package to glue it down...I bought three just in case I messed up.

Pursuant to correct site selection and prep (sanding down) - transducer base has adhered perfectly to bilge floor (fiberglass) thanks to Vexilar -- requiried fluid (mix of water and antifreeze) is contained in transducer base without leakage -- transducer now works perfectly

Works as expected, but not much in package. Required 2 for my install.

Works great for what it is supposed to doYou must squeeze one side of the bagHardTo get it to go to the other side

Easy to works great

Package allows to mix epoxy with no air bubbles.

I used it to instal an in hull transducer , easy to use and is holding up good so far. Been installed for 6 weeks.