Re: gel coat
Mr. Bassspider44,<br />Greetings.<br /> I began building frp boats back in the early '60's and own one now and would not recommend "re-gelcoating". When you look at gelcoat on your boat, you are looking at the "bottom" of the product. The part that is against the mold, and it's nice, pretty and smooth because the mold is that way. The other side or the "top" is all bumpy,dull and has itty-bitty air holes in it. That's what you would see if you sprayed gelcoat on your boat. If it was hooty's boat, he would patch all the dings,scratches, etc., sand smooth (down to 400 grit) and spray paint it with one of those new high-tech, bullet-proof, last-forever, two component coatings on the market today. Buff it out and it looks BETTER than new.<br />That's what hooty would do anyway.<br /><br />G'luck, c/6 and lettus know what you do and how it works.<br /><br />hooty