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Hi all,
I'm wet sanding the scratches on the hull of my 19' fiberglass hull (mostly on the underside along the keel) and I've noticed that a few of the deeper gouges have gone all the way through the gel coat, showing the charcoal gray of the fiberglass underneath. My first question is- what is the best way to fill the gouges and deeper scratches, and what coating should I put on the repair to help it last? Would some sort of barrier coat be tough enough to withstand occasional beaching? I've also heard about a PVC "keel guard" product that looks interesting, albeit a bit expensive.. Any thoughts from those who have experience with this product? Can it be applied over existing gouges, or should repairs be made first? Lastly, how does one check to make sure that water has not penetrated into the fiberglass layer? Thanks in advance. |
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