ifishalot2@yahoo.com
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pin holes in fiber glass well the gel coat maybe blisters? Read about them but the boat does not sit in water as a matter of fact boat been the in the water 5 time since 1987 and ''never again" saw water, ANYONE???
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?Blisters?
- Thread starter ifishalot2@yahoo.com
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fishalot...
one thing you might check out is the thread on "artillary fungus". Do you store the boat around wood chips?
I don't think one could easily get blistering on the motorwell area since it is not normally submerged.
the artillary fungus actually shoots tiny dots of organic stain/solvent onto the light areas around it, leaving tiny pits in the gelcoat.
John
one thing you might check out is the thread on "artillary fungus". Do you store the boat around wood chips?
I don't think one could easily get blistering on the motorwell area since it is not normally submerged.
the artillary fungus actually shoots tiny dots of organic stain/solvent onto the light areas around it, leaving tiny pits in the gelcoat.
John
I agree with the above--it is very unlikely that what you are seeing are blisters. Blistering could occur in a well, if water sat in the well and didn't drain. There is a bit of a different dynamic--but with boats in freezing weather, you can also have some gelcoat damage, if there is small area of water intrusion, and then the freeze/thaw cycle expands these defects.
ifishalot2@yahoo.com
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WOW I THINK YOU RIGHT, HOLLY SMOKES! IT LOOKS LIKE THE PICTURE AND THAT SIDE HAS CUT PINE CHIPS AND SOME LOGS.. WOW I WILL TAKE IT TO A PROFESSIONAL AND FIND OUT, BUT THANKS FOR THE INFO.. WOW THIS SITE IS GREAT!!!!