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Hull Damage
While having a great time with my wife on an unfamiliar section of the
Willamette River on Friday night, a rock found the bottom of my boat (a Four Winns 205 Sundowner). Fortunately, I was not moving quickly and neither of us was hurt. My question... There are three gouges in the bottom of my boat ranging from 1 inch to 10 inches long and a quarter to a half an inch deep. Of course, all have penetrated the gelcoat and there is exposed fiberglass. I would prefer to wait until this winter to have the boat repaired but am concerned that I may damage the boat more because of the exposed fiberglass. I trailer the boat so it is typically only in the water for 4-6 hours at a time. Should I be concerned about water damage because of the exposed fiberglass? If so, is there a "quick fix" that can get me through the rest of this season? Thanks in advance. |
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