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| I have a 2008 Ranger 619VS. Up until now I have managed to avoid any damage beyond minor scratches. On a recent trip, however, I somehow suffered some actual fiberglass damage. Somehow--probably from the dock--I got about a 3 inch long by 1.5-2 inch high gash or wear-spot on the left rear corner, a few inches above the water line. It goes down to a shallow fiberglass level (through gel coat and paint). It only affects one paint color.
Not having done this before, I was surprised when a repair service said over the phone it could be a few thousand dollars.
Is this normal? Is fiberglass repair typically very expensive? Looks like I might have to be using my insurance policy for the first time.
Thanks!
Edited by seabass 8/18/2012 9:57 AM
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| Check other shops if its in one color shouldnt be more then 600.00 | |
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Location: North/Central WI | I don't know where you are located...but...I had a scratch on my Ranger as well as some delamination fixed by Advantage Restorations in St. Germain, WI. They did excellent work and the cost was very reasonable. I would definitely give them a call if the location works for you. | |
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Fiberglass Repair