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I had a run in with the dock today due to some terrible wind. How would one go about repairing this? A rivet was sheared off on the dock and there is also a bit of a gouge.
I doubt it's any kind of real problem, but just for looks, maybe file smooth, fill gouge with JB Weld, file that smooth, paint area with aluminum spray paint
Marine epoxy in my book. Silicone may be a much easier patch but a well bonded two part marine epoxy will stay a lot longer. Ive used it on thin aluminum boats at high stress and water pressure areas a couple of times with great results.
Marine epoxy in my book. Silicone may be a much easier patch but a well bonded two part marine epoxy will stay a lot longer. Ive used it on thin aluminum boats at high stress and water pressure areas a couple of times with great results.