Boat Building Forum

Find advice on all aspects of building your own kayak, canoe or any lightweight boats

Look at the bright side, Kurt...
By:Robert N Pruden
Date: 4/26/2011, 4:47 pm

...you got two hatches you can use later. If the epoxy won't stick well, then you are probably setting yourself up for grief later on. Can you not sand into the spider cracks a little and then use the gel coat? I have never used the stuff before so I don't really know for sure. That said, once Linda (significant other) discovers that little patch of gel coat I accidently removed while scrubbing the bath tub with a too-abrasive scrub pad, I am absolutely positive my gel coat technique will dramatically improve in remarkable time.

Robert (Ai)N(t fixing nothing till I'm caught) Pruden

Messages In This Thread

Off Topic: Gel Coat, or Fixing a Store Bought Boat *PIC*
Kurt Maurer -- 4/22/2011, 6:53 pm
Re: Off Topic: Gel Coat, or Fixing a Store Bought
dave g -- 4/22/2011, 9:13 pm
Re: Off Topic: Gel Coat, or Fixing a Store Bought
Bryan Hansel -- 4/23/2011, 12:18 am
Re: Off Topic: Gel Coat, or Fixing a Store Bought
dave g -- 4/23/2011, 12:52 am
Re: Off Topic: Gel Coat, or Fixing a Store Bought *PIC*
Kurt Maurer -- 4/23/2011, 9:50 am
Re: Off Topic: Gel Coat, or Fixing a Store Bought
Bill Hamm -- 4/24/2011, 12:28 am
Re: Off Topic: Gel Coat, or Fixing a Store Bought
Al Edie -- 4/26/2011, 11:36 am
Re: Off Topic: Gel Coat, or Fixing a Store Bought
Bill Hamm -- 4/26/2011, 1:08 pm
Re: Off Topic: Gel Coat, or Fixing a Store Bought
Al Edie -- 5/1/2011, 9:33 pm
Look at the bright side, Kurt...
Robert N Pruden -- 4/26/2011, 4:47 pm