Gelcoat/Fiberglass Crack Repair. Marine-Tex Epoxy.

Continuing the boat project and wrapping up the hull repairs. Just wanted to get these cracks taken care of before they got any worse. It's another job for Marine-tex and I think it turned out just fine! Let me know what you think!

[@spirit4earth]

Thank you!

[@smunchy720]

Excellent video. I have a small gel coat gouge in lower half of transom that gets covered by bottom point and this will work perfectly.

[@mitch7046]

Thats a hugely helpful video.
Thats a solid way to do that repair. You said it exactly.
Im a guy trying to keep the family boat going.
Thanks a lot

[@robertoleeva985]

I learned alot from this video .. thanks

[@spirit4earth]

Is the first step just sanding the crack?

[@Traildude193]

Awsome job on the repairs.

[@NorthwoodsNoise]

Thanks, appreciate it!

[@guillermosproductions8915]

Good job. Need to do same on my sailboat

[@keithlane2933]

Nice job, thanks

[@EMGL33]

Good Job well done 👍⛵

[@lukeromeril2052]

Not bad! I’ll have to try that putty out

[@NorthwoodsNoise]

Thanks Luke! It's the best stuff I've come across for small repairs. It sets up much harder than gelcoat so you end up sanding through a good deal of gelcoat to get it leveled out, but it is what it is.

[@earlywhiskey1847]

It is definitely functional. Not matching or at least trying to match. the gel coat would set my OCD off for sure.

[@blaster-zy7xx]

Use a putty knife like applying drywall mud.

[@davetyson2331]

you can buy gelcoat repair kits will match better