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DFW Fiberglass Restore for 1988 Bass Boat? #13004476 12/24/18 08:21 PM
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Does anyone recommend any place in the DFW area that dose great fiberglass restore work?

I have a 30 year old bass boat that is heavily oxidized, i use a light compound and wax a couple times a year that brings a little color and shine back into the gel coat, but it only stays for a short period before becoming dull looking again.

I'm thinking a solid wet-sanding job would be good, although I'm happy to hear of other success stories..

Thanks!


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Re: DFW Fiberglass Restore for 1988 Bass Boat? [Re: DustBass] #13004487 12/24/18 08:46 PM
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I found a guy named Steve who does a "Buff & Glaze" looks like great work...


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Re: DFW Fiberglass Restore for 1988 Bass Boat? [Re: DustBass] #13004490 12/24/18 08:57 PM
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Re: DFW Fiberglass Restore for 1988 Bass Boat? [Re: DustBass] #13004510 12/24/18 09:34 PM
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Johnson's in Burleson

Re: DFW Fiberglass Restore for 1988 Bass Boat? [Re: DustBass] #13004616 12/24/18 11:58 PM
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Originally Posted by DustBass
Does anyone recommend any place in the DFW area that dose great fiberglass restore work?

I have a 30 year old bass boat that is heavily oxidized, i use a light compound and wax a couple times a year that brings a little color and shine back into the gel coat, but it only stays for a short period before becoming dull looking again.

I'm thinking a solid wet-sanding job would be good, although I'm happy to hear of other success stories..

Thanks!


V's in Sanger off Marion Road for all of your wet sanding needs

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Re: DFW Fiberglass Restore for 1988 Bass Boat? [Re: Dubee] #13004669 12/25/18 01:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Dubee
Johnson's in Burleson

I was going to use them for some hull repair and got some PM's on here that made me reconsider my decision. Whoever you use do your research first.

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Larry with Sun Valley fiberglass in Joshua is amazing with glass work

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Originally Posted by Legend LE-195
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Johnson's in Burleson

I was going to use them for some hull repair and got several PM's on here that made me reconsider my decision. Whoever you use do your research first.

I went with a friend recently to pick up a boat in the sanger place, they did a very poor job ,many missed spots,no sign of any wet sanding on hull sides with minor stump marks ,very shade tree job ,very poor work ,price to high for what they did..

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Call Chris at Classic Fiberglass

Re: DFW Fiberglass Restore for 1988 Bass Boat? [Re: Mike Keenan] #13006012 12/26/18 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike Keenan
Originally Posted by DustBass
Does anyone recommend any place in the DFW area that dose great fiberglass restore work?

I have a 30 year old bass boat that is heavily oxidized, i use a light compound and wax a couple times a year that brings a little color and shine back into the gel coat, but it only stays for a short period before becoming dull looking again.

I'm thinking a solid wet-sanding job would be good, although I'm happy to hear of other success stories..

Thanks!


V's in Sanger off Marion Road for all of your wet sanding needs

I wouldn't let them near my boat again if my life depended on it.

Re: DFW Fiberglass Restore for 1988 Bass Boat? [Re: Len B 1] #13006019 12/26/18 06:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Len B 1
Call Chris at Classic Fiberglass

Re: DFW Fiberglass Restore for 1988 Bass Boat? [Re: DustBass] #13006126 12/26/18 08:22 PM
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Maybe try an acrylic sealant (designed for gelcoat) instead of wax.

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