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Janet,
You will not really know if the blisters are behind the gel coat or within the lamination until you open them up. Please examine them very closely to deterime the ingress point of the water. Until these questions can be answered, you really do not know the extent of the damage. For instance a gelcoat blister is not an issue, but if the blister is actually in the lamination, the damage can be very costly, even terminal. Steve "Janet O'Leary" wrote in message ... For you experts:: if a boat has a few,, blisters in the gel below water line, forward toward the bow ?? Is this a "run away fast" boat? Or,, are the blisters a fix it item. |
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