Gelcoat/Fiberglass Crack Repair. Marine-Tex Epoxy.

[@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.

[@robertoleeva985]

I learned alot from this video .. thanks

[@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

[@Traildude193]

Awsome job on the repairs.

[@NorthwoodsNoise]

Thanks, appreciate it!

[@mikehogan1827]

Good job. Great video.

[@reefslayer21]

Not sure if you can add pigment to the stuff but it would really make a difference, yellow oxide is what can be used for most gel coats

[@guillermosproductions8915]

Good job. Need to do same on my sailboat

[@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.

[@dannyzuko1843]

Can you do a follow up and show us what the repair looks like a year later?

[@spirit4earth]

Thank you!

[@keithlane2933]

Nice job, thanks

[@spirit4earth]

Is the first step just sanding the crack?

[@earlywhiskey1847]

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

[@davetyson2331]

you can buy gelcoat repair kits will match better

[@blaster-zy7xx]

Use a putty knife like applying drywall mud.