Fiberglass & Gel Coat Repair - Step by Step
Our team of fiberglass specialists are truly artists when it comes to repairing damaged watercrafts. Unlike the body shop you take your car to for repair, we must repair the existing Fiberglass. In today's autobody repair, many of the damaged parts are simply swapped out for new parts. This is definitely not the case when repairing the damages to your boat or personal watercraft. We offer top-of-class fiberglass repair for your boats, jet skis and trailers. We are a factory authorized repair shop for Malibu Boats, Axis Boats, Sea-Doo, and Correct Craft, just to name a few. Our team has worked on inboards, Runabouts, PWC and Cabin Cruisers over the years. Our work has also been utilized by many marina's in surrounding states. Our qualified team of specialists are committed to removing any visible signs of damage to your fiberglass. Each step in the repair process is key to ensure proper structure while giving you a quality marine repair for your watercraft.
Beginning
This boat came in with a bottom hit, the first picture shows the bottom of the boat in the condition we received it in. The second picture is showing the process of grinding out the damaged fiberlass..
Middle
The first picture shown here is the same as the one previously, after the damaged area has been grinded out the lamination process starts. The second picture shows the lamination of the new fiberglass being laid onto the hull bottom.
Final
This first picture here is showing the fiberglass ground shaped and the body worked to prepare for the new gel coat. The final product is shown in the final picture after being sprayed, sanded and buffed.
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To check out some of the fiberglass jobs we have completed recently, click some of the links below.
For any questions on your fiberglass repair needs, contact: Steve Scott
Steve@Midindianamarine.com
317-984-7004 ex. 4
Mid-Indiana Marine is Centrally Located in Indiana, conveniently located near Indianapolis, Carmel, Westfield, Noblesville, and Fishers