Guys,
Any idea what I might be getting myself into here?
http://s924.photobucket.com/user/nicktulloh/media/boat7.jpg.html?sort=3&o=5 (http://s924.photobucket.com/user/nicktulloh/media/boat7.jpg.html?sort=3&o=5)
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Nick
What does it look (or feel) like on the INSIDE of the hull to deck joint shown as far as structural damage is concerned??
In any case, a lot of work and some $$ even for a DIY job. Could be difficult to access for a "proper" repair job.
Recommend showing photos to repair professionals to get some idea of costs in time and $.
Just some food for thought.
capt_nemo
" Hold it closer to the phone so I can look at it."
nicktulloh's pictures of his boat's damage.
It's a lot of grinding, filling, and sanding and painting here is his 'work to be done'.
skip.
(http://i924.photobucket.com/albums/ad89/nicktulloh/boat7.jpg)
(http://i924.photobucket.com/albums/ad89/nicktulloh/boat6.jpg)
(http://i924.photobucket.com/albums/ad89/nicktulloh/boat5.jpg)
(http://i924.photobucket.com/albums/ad89/nicktulloh/boat3.jpg)
--> use the 'DIRECT' code {copy/paste} from Photobucket and place that code between the [ img ] * [ img ] where the * is.
The [ img ] [ img ] is placed in the post from clicking on the insert image icon that looks like a 'blue sky-trees-yellow sand-and a beach' right to the left of the insert flash pin wheel some say that icon looks like a spoke wagon wheel.
that will buff right out :)
Is it just the gelcoat or is the fiberglass underneath it also gone? I have some stress cracks and chipping in the same area on my 19 but nowhere as bad.
I dont think it would be too awful bad to repair. But first would be to remove the black rubrail so that a better view of this is seen. It would need removed to make the repair anyway..... and I have to ask what is the backing material in the picture?
I would outline a process of repair, but would rather see the rubrail off first.
It is not a simple job, but not a bad job if you know somewhat about what you are doing.
Mac
It's not mine. Even I don't hit the dock that hard.
I'm going to pass ....
http://newjersey.craigslist.org/boa/4326799859.html