Since I can't find a single review of this online anywhere, I guess I'll post the first.

Switch out your seals first. No one told me this, but if your fork is leaking any oil, switch out the seals before anything else. Might just fix your issue. Secondly, if you are still leaking oil or just want to reduce the amount of dirt entering your fork from any scratches or just for aesthetic purposes, this product is way better than any nail polish/varnish. Purchasing this product was my last ditch effort to save my severely damaged fork. I would pay double for this epoxy. Worth it's weight in gold. I do recommend purchasing some 1500 grit emery paper rather than what this comes with (I think its 1000 grit). I was unable to get it as smooth as I wanted with the included emery paper. Plan on at least 4 hours to get a high quality finish after letting the epoxy cure. Overall, great product. No complaints.

Why do the instructions say to mix a relatively large volume of resin and hardner for such small scratch repairs? Can you mix a smaller amount as long as the ratio matches? Also, when sanding, does that not remove the black colour around the resin? Should i also be buying 2000 grit wet and dry paper as recommended by another review? I have a small repair that i need to do on some 3 week old forks, needless to say, I'm gutted!

Hello, I am interested in the product, I would like to buy it and receive it in Colombia, would the shipment be possible?

FOR SALE: One lady owner, black RS fork. Hardly used.

guys, what about the polishing paste?

Although it made the surface completly smooth, it came out see through which made me very disappointed as it was the main reason I went with this kit. I followed this video to the teeth and I was careful to measure the mixture correctly and stir it for 5 mintutes in both directions. So my scratch is still completly visible... .
I'm so sad now :(

Are you planning to introduce resin in Kaschim color ?

I just got a fork used in need of scratch repair. Seems because of the scratch, it has created some wear closer to the seal of the stanchion. Can this be used to repair that wear as well? It seems quite big

Is is really black? I have ordner one in black and when i mixed it with 1ml of resing and 0,5 ml hardner is transparent on the fork? The label on the package says "black".

Has anyone tried this on a motorcycle fork by any chance?
It seems to me that bicycle and motorcycle forks work in exactly the same fashion these days...
I have a big scratch that was apparently made by pliers on one of my tubes, this was totally invisible when I bought the bike (it's hidden inside the bottom part of the fork)... Since I can't find a second-hand fork of the right size and model in my country, I'm considering this solution. At least as something temporary for a few thousand kilometers. I suspect it'll be more resistant than a nail polish repair anyway!

Do you ship to the US?

Can I pour 1ml of resin and 0.25 or hardner to safe it for later ?