artificialreef
Chief Petty Officer
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- Feb 21, 2009
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Hi folks, new poster to this forum. I have a bunch of fiberglass spider cracks all over the place (mostly in the deck area, but alot of other places too) on my gel coat on a 1983 Tiara continental 26ft that i just bought on the cheap. From what i have read it is maybe because the gelcoat was sprayed on too thick. My first inclination is to use a dremel with a cutting tool on it and grind out the 1000 or so cracks and body fill them in. Then give it a light spray of something.
Questions
1. is there a better way to make this look respectable. The original deck has a nice protruded nub look to it. Would hate to loose that. But the 1000 crack fill job seems insane.
2. I have 2 cars that need paint jobs and was wondering if there is a paint gun that would work for whatever you recommend spraying in question 1 (gellcoat?) and painting the cars too?
Questions
1. is there a better way to make this look respectable. The original deck has a nice protruded nub look to it. Would hate to loose that. But the 1000 crack fill job seems insane.
2. I have 2 cars that need paint jobs and was wondering if there is a paint gun that would work for whatever you recommend spraying in question 1 (gellcoat?) and painting the cars too?