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painting fiberglass fenders?know how?
does ne one know if there is a special way on how to paint fiberglass fenders for an off road truck.. i heard about gel coating but not much else.. and if u know about the gel coat where is done?
its not hard to paint fiberglass just sand it done with 220 grit sand paper clean it off with a rag after sanding it and paint it
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C6 Corvette Fender-Gels LS-7, 505HP Decals | |
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Accentuate your Chevrolet SS fenders with a pair of two, Fender-Gels. Made of a durable epoxy which allows them to endure the cruelest climates. |
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Accentuate your Corvette fenders with a pair of two, Fender-Gels - LS-3, 430HP. Made of a durable epoxy which allows them to endure the cruelest climates. |
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How to fix scratches in the gel coat from docking/slipping. Should I fix or just deal with it.?
I bought a new boat about a year ago and I've put a few scratched in the gel coat from pulling up to the dock and the slips. When I first got it I wasn't that great at getting it in, but now I'm much better, but sometimes when the wind is blowing its still hard to avoid rubbing the dock where I don't have a fender.
I have navy blue top coat so when it gets scratched the white shows through and is highly visible.
I'm a very handy person, so can I buy something and repair this my self?
And more importantly should I care? I walked around the marina my last trip out and saw most boats have scratches at the dock line.
Does every boat owner scratch their boat once in awhile?
This is my first ocean boat and first experiences pulling in and out of slips. Especially with a 25' cabin cruiser.
God...talk about DOWNLOAD DIARRHEA......
From what you describe you have a PAINT scratch. The Gelcoat is under that. For sure...for a gouge you have to fill the gelcoat...since you have to topcoat to match the blue paint, I would just use epoxy putty. Try to find out what paint is on your boat...that may be hard.
If it is super Dark Blue...it's a good chance it is Flag Blue Awlgrip. It could also be Interlux Brightside or Imron or Sterling....
Basically do a flush repair...spot paint and wet sand locally through the grits finishing with 2000 then a compound buff.
I suggest dock strips....cushion rails for your dock. At my slip, I leave the fenders attached to my dock. And practice more with friends at the dock to assist.
Good luck.
