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06-14-2010, 10:05 AM
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| Gelcoat Checking Question In the pic, you will note checked gelcoat, not exactly bubbles. My question is simple, do I need to remove the gelcoat before reglass? (I plan to fair and then paint the boat, not apply new gelcoat. Not worth the trouble.) Or, can I sand and do the same with lighter glass? I know the exposed chip areas need fill. In addition, there are areas where the gelcoat has lots of wee bumps, and will apply similar logic. I am prepared to remove the gelcoat but wonder if it is necessay. See Gelcoat II for the referenced pic; sorry, do not know what happened to upload.
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