I wonder where he dreamed up the notion that a new glass boat can be beached
at will?
"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
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Advise....... Buy a Keel Guard.

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"David Purvis" wrote in message
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| Last week I had my 2000 17ft Larson docked at a cottage bow in and up on
two
| tires with carpet over the tires to protect gellcoat.
| After digging out the sand and rocks the boat seemed fine and the back
was
| floating and I could stick my foot under the bottom and had space there.
But
| before this I must of been rubbing on the many small stones.The first
time
I
| beached it I felt it rub near the centre and that's when I dug out the
sand.
| Now the very pointed part of the bottom has been scratched badly but
really
| what bothers me is two long gouges that are not deep but can they be
filled
| buy using a gellcoat repair kit ? Looks like two pointed rocks rubbed
along
| the bottom.
| Seems like a artist brush dipped into the filler would be all I need to
fill
| in the voids. What do you guys think? Not to worried about how it looks
as
| you have to get under the trailer and slide down to see it.Or should I
get
| the bottom treated with hull paint?
| The boat will be back in the water in 5 days for 3 weeks then I will
have
| time to buff out and wax the rest of the bottom.Was thinking of taking
it
in
| for repairs but the damage is not deep and should not get under the
| gellcoat. The rest of the year it only gets in the water for a couple of
hrs
| a week then stays on the trailer.All this to try and free up the small
dock
| for the kids to use!
| Thanks for any help you can give me.
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