Thread: Boat hull repairs

OUCH! That's not good.

Duct tape ! or better yet Gorillia duct tape !!

I called upon a couple folks that knew what they were talking about and they gave me some sound advice on how to fix the problem. I went to my local NAPA and got a Fiberglass repair kit and it really is easy to fix Fiberglass. I was told to make sure I wore rubber gloves as it'll have to wear off once it dries. No problem, got that taken care of. Really simple to be honest. Take the large can of solvent and pour however ammount you'll need in a clean mixing container and add some of whats in the clean tube which is the hardener. The kit comes with everything you'll need

I object to this blatant and obvious attempt to run your post count up!!!!!!

I'm shocked. Shocked I say!

Wannabe...

the material, cut it out and then dip into the solution that you mixed up and place onto the cleaned surface that you are repairing. Once you do that, spread it around smoothly and make sure you have no air bubbles, then let dry. MAN that stuff is sticky and does dry hard as a rock. Now all I have to do is sand it down and paint it. This SHOULD be as good as new cause I put 2 coatings of the material and solution on the gaping would my boat had

from the best my friend:D

but this part of the boat will be hitting the water surface when I;m on plane and it wouldn't last to long. I'm TRYING to learn to do things the right way these days

"measure the material, cut it out then dip it in the solution". Huh? What material did you use to fill the void from the hole? You skipped a step? I'll give you an exemption for just one more post to explain yourself.


And another thing.....why do you ignert idjits on RB drive rebar in everything anyhow? How stewpit is that?

Wannabe...