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    Default Gel coat repair

    Pulling up to the dock so my 14 yr old lab could get out and bumped the nose.....tool a chip out of the gel coat about the size of a quarter. Any suggestions on repair kits? best off to have a body shop do it? Any idea on costs? Thanks guys
    2005 Moomba Outback

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    We did the same thing earlier this year....250.00 at the dealership can't tell it ever happened. Worth every dime

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    I'm going to try my own. It's on white. The kit is around $30. I'll try to take a few pics when I do it.

    I've also got some minor scratches on the blue portion of my boat, but I'll wait until I see how the white turns out.
    past---------------2003 Outback SOLD
    present------------2006 Supra Launch 21V

    Ron

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    I would order the exact color from Spectra Color. it will same you time trying to match the white.

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    Did same thing, went to a repair shop, money well spent, can't tell that it ever happened. Mine was 2 -3inches long and pretty deep. Wouldn't risk doing it myself if you can have it done fo a few hundred bucks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jeffandkaren View Post
    Did same thing, went to a repair shop, money well spent, can't tell that it ever happened. Mine was 2 -3inches long and pretty deep. Wouldn't risk doing it myself if you can have it done fo a few hundred bucks!
    Where did you take it? I'm in the area and wouldn't mind having a place in mind in case I need it.
    2006 Outback V - Gone
    2008 LSV - Gone
    2013 other brand

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    Just add some cabosil to the gelcoat to thicken it some. You can use a wax paper over the repair to let cure nice and smooth. Leaves minimal sanding to finish

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