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Old 06-06-2016, 11:08 AM
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Thanks for the response Tiny. I think I'm going to wait til the winter and try your approach. Would you just buy a repair kit? Or would you think I would be better off resourcing a particular fiberglass and resin?
It appears not structual as mentioned above. Therefore, I would try this simple inexpensive repair first.
Try this 2-part Epoxy @ 50/50 mix.

http://fiberglasssupplydepot.com/Fas...-Compound.html

Clean the area first with acetone. Use the mix and spread with putty knife. It hardens and sands like your gel coat / fiberglass. Most likely, you will need a 2ND application after the first sanding to get it smooth. Use 150 grit then 220 then 400. Dries white and can be topped off with paint. Easier than laying glass upside down
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