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Fiberglass boat hull repair, Sacramento. Boat hull is defined as the side of the boat below
the rub rail and above the chine or corner meeting the bottom.
Here we have photos of before and after of various fiberglass boat hulls showing you a few of the types and gelcoat
colors of boats we repair. There are many fiberglass configuarations , laminations and composite elements used in doing
a proper structural and cosmetic fiberglass boat repair. We try to use factory original gelcoat when available.
Proper applications of these elements lead to quality marine composite repairs.
There are three common causes of fiberglass damage to boat hulls. The most common fiberglass hull repairs are neccessitated
by dock collisions so make sure to invest in some quality boat fenders and use them! The second is caused by collisons
from or with other boats, so stay alert and know the rules of navigation. Thirdly, improper tie up of boats at the dock and
wave or wind induced movement causes alot of minor hull damage. Be sure to ask us how to tie up on the rivers and lakes
and the use of spring lines.
All boat photos shot on premises at our Sacramento, CA shop.
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Fiberglass Boat Repairs: Before
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This Armada boat was brought in with structural stem damage to the
fiberglass and gelcoat from rubbing against the dock.
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![Armada Boat Before](sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/.pond/armada01.jpg.w300h225.jpg)
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Fiberglass Boat Repairs: After
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