Need some hints here. I have been repairing dings in the gel-coat on my BayRaider. I've sanded the repairs with up to 2000 sandpaper and they are smooth but not polished.
Should I use a rubbing compound as the last step? After that is there a sealer I should apply or just wax it over?
Any advice would be appreciated.
Ron
Gel-Coat Repair
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Re: Gel-Coat Repair
ron:
this link may help -
http://www.boatus.com/boattech/casey/02.htm
no need to 'seal' the repair. once you get it to shine to your preference use wax for marine applications that has good UV protection. i wax my boat twice a year - beginning of season and end of season. i do touch up as necessary for scuffs and bumps during the year.
this link may help -
http://www.boatus.com/boattech/casey/02.htm
no need to 'seal' the repair. once you get it to shine to your preference use wax for marine applications that has good UV protection. i wax my boat twice a year - beginning of season and end of season. i do touch up as necessary for scuffs and bumps during the year.
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:: Dave Scobie
:: Liveaboard: Baba 30 DEJA VU
:: Owner M6'8" dingy
:: Former SWALLOW - https://sailboatswallow.wordpress.com
:: Former M17 SWEET PEA - https://m17-375.com
:: Former M15 SCRED - https://m15namedscred.wordpress.com/