Crazing/stress cracks - fixable? Pics inside

fllawyer

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Hello all-

Long time lurker, first time poster. Really appreciate the wealth of info at this forum. I'm in the market for a used boat, and went to look at one today that I have a pretty good price on. Looked at the boat, and noticed these three spots that had cracks. Wanted to know what the consensus was in regards to severity/fixability/advice.

I like the boat, and am awaiting an hours and compression analysis on the engine. Thanks in advance.
 

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oops!

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Re: Crazing/stress cracks - fixable? Pics inside

standard wear and tear !

Welcome to iboats.

The crazing can be fixed.

the cost to fix the crazing is approx 200 an area
 

tpenfield

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Re: Crazing/stress cracks - fixable? Pics inside

Impacts while docking (what we call docking by feel) on the first 3. I cannot tell what the last picture is . . .

Severity = medium/cosmetic, fixability=good, advice = would not prevent the sale, but would effect the price.
 

oops!

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Re: Crazing/stress cracks - fixable? Pics inside

I cannot tell what the last picture is . . .

that is standard crazing caused by the gelcoat too thick or too thin in the mold.......very common
 

cyclops2

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Re: Crazing/stress cracks - fixable? Pics inside

lawyer

Print this page. Use it as EVIDENCE of repair costs. Don has a price of about $ 200 a area. Hagal the price down & tell him It is sold. IF IF the mechanical goes as well.

Rich
 
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