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Dry it out
Posted by: roanguy on Sep-25-12 9:17 AM (EST)

Mix up some two part epoxy, and cover the holes.
Sand smooth when the epoxy has hardened, and then spray paint with automotive paint.
It might need two coats of epoxy if the first coat doesn't come smooth.

Be careful to not let the epoxy run or build up over the surrounding non damaged areas

Guy

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Gel Coat Repair - charlied - Sep-24-12 10:46 AM
- links - dc9mm - Sep-24-12 12:44 PM
- Call Current Designs/QCC... - openboater - Sep-24-12 1:06 PM
- Should not be leaking - scott_f - Sep-24-12 5:04 PM
- Instructions are on the gel coat - Celia - Sep-24-12 6:20 PM
- Thanks - charlied - Sep-25-12 7:18 AM
  - That is really weird - pblanc - Sep-25-12 7:30 AM
    - I've seen soaked fiberglass leak - Celia - Sep-25-12 10:48 AM
      - Fiberglass fibers can't get soaked - pblanc - Sep-25-12 11:08 AM
- Dry it out - roanguy - Sep-25-12 9:17 AM
  - Lay down in multiple layers - Celia - Sep-25-12 10:50 AM
    - The white auto paint ..... - roanguy - Sep-25-12 11:36 AM
      - OK.... - Celia - Sep-25-12 11:50 AM
        
        Sometimes, when we don't care .... - roanguy - Sep-25-12 4:00 PM
        
        In that event - pblanc - Sep-25-12 4:35 PM
        Wouldn't have worked for me - Celia - Sep-25-12 4:38 PM
  - That's how I would do it. - jaybabina - Sep-26-12 3:53 PM
- Fiberglass and gelcoat repair - bnystrom - Sep-26-12 7:03 AM
  - Thanks, and a question - DaveO1 - Sep-26-12 8:40 AM
    - For polyester resin and gelcoat.... - bnystrom - Sep-27-12 7:02 AM
- Lot's of Info - charlied - Sep-26-12 9:43 AM