HVAC Cruiser
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OK, so I have been concentrating on the Sea Gem I drive train I finally finished it, well almost. Today I decided to take some time to make her more presentable. I got out my buffing wheel and my rubbing compound and started polishing her up. When I got to the bow I found some real bad hits on the gelcoat. Here is some pics
My question is: do I really need to fix this before I test the boat?? Its above the water line, will the salt water spray screw up the fiberglass? Yes I intend on doing the repair, but it has been so long working on her I just want to get her out in the water, fishing with my kids etc.... I can keep working on her in my down time.
If it will get screwed up I WILL fix it before hand, I guess one of those gelcoat repair kits???????



My question is: do I really need to fix this before I test the boat?? Its above the water line, will the salt water spray screw up the fiberglass? Yes I intend on doing the repair, but it has been so long working on her I just want to get her out in the water, fishing with my kids etc.... I can keep working on her in my down time.
If it will get screwed up I WILL fix it before hand, I guess one of those gelcoat repair kits???????