Dockdweller
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- Mar 30, 2012
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I have a 1972 Boston Whaler "Sourpuss Model. I bought the boat, motor, and trailer from the original owner and it's a fresh water boat. The gel coat is lightly oxidized with only a few minor dings. I have spider cracks on the inside of the hull at the usual stress points. I was wondering the best way to seal those. I plan to use a light polishing compound with a sherwood buffer to bring both the inside and outside of the hull to it's orginal glory. I thought about using gel coat repair thined out on a rag and wipe into the cracks, let cure then buff. Bad Idea or not.?
Dockdweller
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