Abstract: An epoxy composition for application to the surface of a marine vessel. The epoxy composition comprises an epoxy resin and an iron particulate combined with one or more materials, preferably dry materials, which are piped into a feeder and then into a mixer. The dry materials are selected from a group of one or more additives comprising a ceramic material, an amorphous fumed silica such as Cab-O-Sil®, a silicone and a color pigment. The combined mixture is then submitted to a polarizing process so that the iron particulate is magnetized to create a polarized, electromagnetic field. A second mixture comprising an epoxy hardener, a ceramic material and an amorphous fumed silica is produced for ultimately combining with the epoxy resin mixture at the point of application to the marine vessel.

Abstract: An epoxy composition for application to the surface of a marine vessel. The epoxy composition comprises an epoxy resin and an iron particulate combined with one or more materials, preferably dry materials, which are piped into a feeder and then into a mixer. The dry materials are selected from a group of one or more additives comprising a ceramic material, an amorphous fumed silica such as Cab-O-Sil®, a silicone and a color pigment. The combined mixture is then submitted to a polarizing process so that the iron particulate is magnetized to create a polarized, electromagnetic field. A second mixture comprising an epoxy hardener, a ceramic material and an amorphous fumed silica is produced for ultimately combining with the epoxy resin mixture at the point of application to the marine vessel.

Abstract: A method for producing a lightweight, water resistant composition for use in manufacturing building materials and the composition produced by such method. The method comprising mixing a first mixture comprising an epoxy resin, a lightweight aggregate, a UV absorber and preferably sodium bicarbonate and a viscosifer in a rotary mixer, rotating at a speed of at least 40 rpm. A second mixture of an epoxy hardener, a lightweight aggregate, a UV absorber and preferably sodium bicarbonate and a viscosifer are mixed in a rotary mixer rotating at a speed of at least 1000 rpm while pressurized air is pumped in until the second mixture is homogenized. The first and second mixtures are then combined and mixed while pressurized air is pumped in until the combined mixtures are homogenized. The mixing process preferably is performed in a centrifugal mixer comprising a co-rotating disk agitator just prior to the time of manufacturing the building materials.