Re: How do you fix hairline cracks in gelcoat
 

Hey Randleman,

Here you go. It took my like twenty minutesto find the post I was looking for, but Lord Skools helped me out a long time ago on how to do fibergalss work. here are some instructions and pics on how to fix hair line cracks. Scroll down the first page and look for the pics ;D ;)

Thanks again Skools

http://www.wellcraftv20.com/cgi-bin/...8439189;start=

Re: How do you fix hairline cracks in gelcoat
 

Hey Randleman,

Here you go. It took my like twenty minutesto find the post I was looking for, but Lord Skools helped me out a long time ago on how to do fibergalss work. here are some instructions and pics on how to fix hair line cracks. Scroll down the first page and look for the pics ;D ;)

Thanks again Skools

http://www.wellcraftv20.com/cgi-bin/...8439189;start=

Re: How do you fix hairline cracks in gelcoat
 

Hey, look who's the newest god.....C YENSEN!!!!


Thanks for the help guys.

Re: How do you fix hairline cracks in gelcoat
 

Hey, look who's the newest god.....C YENSEN!!!!


Thanks for the help guys.

Re: How do you fix hairline cracks in gelcoat
 

Thanks ;D

hope that link helps, I know it sure helped me do my first fiberglass job ;D

Re: How do you fix hairline cracks in gelcoat
 

Thanks ;D

hope that link helps, I know it sure helped me do my first fiberglass job ;D

Re: How do you fix hairline cracks in gelcoat
 

Congrats!! CY

Re: How do you fix hairline cracks in gelcoat
 

Congrats!! CY

Re: How do you fix hairline cracks in gelcoat
 

Randleman,
Suggest you look at www.epoxyproductd.com , they sell a product called Calvins Crack Sealer. It really works. I use a syringe with a small neelle to apply the sealer. It works by capulary action. Paul Oman who ownes the company also suggested using very thin epoxy to seal the cracks before refinishing to avoid bridging the cracks. If not filled the cracks will return.

Re: How do you fix hairline cracks in gelcoat
 

Randleman,
Suggest you look at www.epoxyproductd.com , they sell a product called Calvins Crack Sealer. It really works. I use a syringe with a small neelle to apply the sealer. It works by capulary action. Paul Oman who ownes the company also suggested using very thin epoxy to seal the cracks before refinishing to avoid bridging the cracks. If not filled the cracks will return.