Fiberglass Metalflake Repair with NO Professional tools!!

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• AN

  @andrewhicks8663 · 3 years ago

  Blend it out starting with 80 grit on your repair spot and then 220 and then 320 scotch brite. Use sunshield with Mek after you spray your spot with straight gel coat and a little bit of mek and then come back and spray the spot with 1/3 gel coat and the rest sunshield and remember to slowly blend it out each stage,and you should never hit the tape line.After the sunshield Is sprayed blend it further out with 2 coats of straight sunshield and always fold your tape back so you don’t make a hard line. Ps.this is only if you want it to look like it was never even broken in the first place. Your demonstration is really good for the “do it yourself”kinda guys

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• FO

  @ForrestOutdoors · 8 years ago

  The Bob Ross of Fiberglass boats.

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• DA

  @davethewelder1 · 6 years ago

  Totally made it look easy. Thanks. Gonna have to reference. Your video couple times to get it right. Thanks again

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• ME

  @mercman2.5 · 6 years ago

  I think that hard line we saw is why we did not see a finished job??

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• PA

  @PatrickKeller-k4f · 2 years ago

  Can u guys added a list of the tools u guys used to spary the clear on with and the other tools or parts list

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• JB

  @JBAutoMarine · 6 years ago

  Thank you for your hand model skills

• JA

  @jacobjones4428 · 2 years ago

  Real deal stuff right here!

• MA

  @MarkH0508 · 6 years ago

  Good video!! Love you man!! Eye 👁 of the tiger!!

• DU

  @dustinpitts2741 · 8 years ago

  thankyou for doing this video it was very helpful;;;;;;;;;;

• BA

  @backwoodzbum · 8 years ago

  Dude thank you... I've been looking for just this info. I'll look into a puffer to aid in applying the flake.

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• CR

  @crankintanks2092 · 8 years ago

  Your the man good work

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  @Muffalo_Bill · 7 years ago

  Uhhhh..the repair is noticeable! Thanks for the vid,but if that was my boat,I would be pissed in a big way.

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