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Standoutfromthecrowd
35 posts |
#23728 2008-05-17 23:50 GMT |
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I have a hole in the keel toward the bow of my fiberglass boat. It looks like it was once patched up with epoxy or sumthin brownish and hard. What can I do to fix this, in details please, I am new at all this.
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AngryWolf
35 posts |
#23729 2008-05-18 02:10 GMT |
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Post an image of the affected area for good advice.
Your question leaves a lot of room for speculation. Post an image. |
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Cocktail
44 posts |
#23730 2008-05-18 09:56 GMT |
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If it poses a problem and has to be removed, grind out the old and clean out the spot. Take some Adtech filler, fill in the damaged area, sand smooth w/ 80 grit, apply new gel-coat, wet sand with 800 or 1000 grit, buff with rubbing compound and you should be good to go. If it doesn't have to be removed then just sand smooth and re-gel, wet sand and buff-out. Epoxy filler is recommended for under the water line repairs.
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