Gelcoat Scratches

[eder10986]

For real on the bow roller area! The SA just loves to get scuff marks around that area!


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For real! Mine is orange half the time and our gel there is white! Been thinking about one of those protectors that go around the bow eye but they’re hideous

Any recs?


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[Isaguel]

Do not pay 200$ for dealer install protection film. Get this:

https://www.amazon.com/VViViD-Protec...93&sr=8-7&th=1

Easy to cut to size and shape.

ALso , to tell if its a scratch that needs repair vs a surface scuff that can be buffed, spray water, if it disappears u can buff it out, if it does not you will need gel coat work.

[russellsmojo]

For real! Mine is orange half the time and our gel there is white! Been thinking about one of those protectors that go around the bow eye but they’re hideous

Any recs?


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I have thought about replacing the roller. Mine is 5 years old so probably doesn’t roll good and the rubber is probably broken down. The problem is I only think about it for about 30 seconds at the ramp


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[CptAmerica]

I have thought about replacing the roller. Mine is 5 years old so probably doesn’t roll good and the rubber is probably broken down. The problem is I only think about it for about 30 seconds at the ramp


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How would one get access to the part of the hull that the front roller makes contact with? In the water... nope. On the trailer? Nope. Is there a trick to getting under the front stop or the bunks to apply a film like that? (sorry, new to this stuff)

[larry_arizona]

How would one get access to the part of the hull that the front roller makes contact with? In the water... nope. On the trailer? Nope. Is there a trick to getting under the front stop or the bunks to apply a film like that? (sorry, new to this stuff)

If I wanted access to the bow eye area.

1)Just load boat short of the bow roller
2)you could do it in the water/dock. Bow eye is well above water line.


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