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MuskyMidget |
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Posts: 901 | Got a few new gouges in the Ranger this weekend docking the boat. Apparently the wife doesn't know what "don't let the boat hit the dock" means. LOL Anyways, I may or may not decide to get the gouges repaired since the boat is a 2010. Does anyone have a recommendation of a repair shop in the Twin Cities that works on fiberglass boats and can touch up the scratches/gouges? Thanks - Midge | ||
Tom N |
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Posts: 7 | also looking repairs to gel coat in Chicago SW suburbs. Thank You | ||
Brian Hoffies |
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Posts: 1663 | Georges in East Bethel. Shipwreck in Princeton. If paying out of pocket be prepared to sit down. Repairing fiberglass isn't cheap but these guys do a great job. | ||
NickD |
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Posts: 296 | Anchor Marine in Delano. | ||
muskyhunter47 |
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Posts: 1638 Location: Minnesota | George's in east Bethel They did work on my skeeter glad I have insurance on it. Very happy with the work they did I would go back if I have any other mishaps. | ||
Blocker |
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Posts: 57 Location: LENA IL | I would assume you can find someone if the Chicago land area but if not D&S marine in Roscoe(Rockford) did a really good job for me. Gets the gel match from the manufacturer and it's like new. Cheers | ||
Top H2O |
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Posts: 4080 Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | If you don't want to pay a Grand or two , just spend $20-$30 on a couple Muskie or fishing Stickers and cover the bad spots... Being in the Industrial Fiberglass/Painting business for over 40 years I may start a small repair shop soon after Retiring..... | ||
undersized |
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Posts: 93 | just spend $20-$30 on a couple Muskie or fishing Stickers and cover the bad spots... Yeah, that's what we need, more boats uglied up with stickers. I've had fiberglass repairs that ranged from as low as $400 for a few small gouges up to $8000 for major hull work. Hopefully yours is on that low end. I know of a few people who did not have good experiences with Anchor in Delano and needed to return for re-work, and a few other people who had great results there. Stillwater Marine did great work for me the first time: http://www.stillwatermarineservices.com/fiberglass_repairs.aspx Edited by undersized 9/7/2018 7:33 AM | ||
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