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Start here for info re glass repair. http://www.gougeon.com/
You can fix what's broken pretty easily. A pro would end up costing you more than the boat is worth. Don't bother trying to fix the thwart, just relace it with a piece of wood. Steve Glen wrote: New to the group - greetings to all! I have an old clipper square stern canoe that is somewhat worse for wear. I want to fix it myself, pretty sure that it is doable, as most of the damage is cracked / missing fibreglass. |
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