Little tiny gelcoat repair

[webcraft]

It's just a wee gouge about an inch and a half long, just through the gelcoat and no more - best bet for a quick fix please . . .

- N

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[Jools_of_Top_Cat]

plastic padding gel coat filler and wet and dry

take your time, might be worth waiting for warmer weather, I think the filler requires +15°C ambient to work and affix properly.

That is what I would and have done, though on my 1977 hull I could buy quite a few tubes to get em all !

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[itsonlymoney]

Gelcoat filler available most chandlers or even car spares ie. Halfords. A doddle to apply but be carefull of colour match the white that is generally available is just that if your hull is off white it may look c**p

Ian

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[LadyInBed]

I was told to apply plastic padding gel coat filler then cover it with scotch tape or the like. It helps with the cureing.

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[muchy_]

Sounds like you should sell it and buy another one. Then again, if a surveyor picks up on the scratch you may not be able to find a buyer.

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[ColdFusion]

But if it's over 27' and the sails aren't too baggy I'll do you a favour and take it off your hands in its present condition for £50 /forums/images/icons/smile.gif

Offer valid for 7 days only

PS - I'm a cash buyer /forums/images/icons/wink.gif




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