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"Janet O'Leary" wrote:
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. Depends on how bad the blisters are, once they are opened up & closely inspected.... and how much of a price discount the owner/seller is giving. Blisters vary tremendously in severity & cost. It's said that "no boat ever sank from blisters" but I've seen golfball-sized blisters that left very little believable structural integrity. I've also seen blisters fixed by "professionals" in an incredibly shoddy manner, then hidden under anti-fouling paint. It's not difficult but it's tedious labor. The shops that really do it right offer a guarantee but they also charge a lot. Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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