First post in a while but we had the boat in the water for the first time in ages a few weeks ago and it is desperately in need of a good clean and a tidy up.
We're getting the bench seat reupholstered and a few bits and bobs fixed but one of the main things making the boat look worn is the scratches on the gelcoat.
There's various points throughout the boat were things have been put for boat journeys and have scraped against the gel coat.
What's the best way to fill/remove these scratches?
I've included just a general picture of the boat so If anyone could take a stab at colour that would be helpful.
First post in a while but we had the boat in the water for the first time in ages a few weeks ago and it is desperately in need of a good clean and a tidy up.
We're getting the bench seat reupholstered and a few bits and bobs fixed but one of the main things making the boat look worn is the scratches on the gelcoat.
There's various points throughout the boat were things have been put for boat journeys and have scraped against the gel coat.
What's the best way to fill/remove these scratches?
I've included just a general picture of the boat so If anyone could take a stab at colour that would be helpful.
Cheers
Conor
The only way of hoping to match it is to call the manufacturers with the serial number of the boat and ask for some gelcoat and use that - otherwise it'll take ages to get a good match (if the guy knows what he is doing).
The only way of hoping to match it is to call the manufacturers with the serial number of the boat and ask for some gelcoat and use that - otherwise it'll take ages to get a good match (if the guy knows what he is doing).
Ah, but he obviously can't/won't do this - seeing as how they're both in the same village and he's asking on here. Unhappy history?
