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Hi,
Some nice person has moored against my boat with a bolt sticking out of their hull. This has done some damage to approx 1/2 square foot of my gelcoat and has gone deeper than that in a couple of places. Fortunately, the damage is approx 14" above the water line. I have never repaired GRP before, But I am quite 'handy' generally :-) Is this a DIY repair option, and if so, would anyone be good enough to tell me which materials to buy and the best repair process? I don't even know where to buy the repair materials! The boat is old and has not got a highly polished finish. Colour is off-white. I suspect that I will have to build-up a small amount of fibreglass to fill the deeper part of the damage. Alternatively, if this is not a DIY option, can anyone suggest a mobile repairer near Torbay. Appreciate any help or advice. Regards, Howard. |
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