Fiberglass repair

[Stacya_250]

I need to find some one that is real good at fiberglass. So I can get my corbin pan fixed. I took it apart and should be repairable.

[Flyte Risk]

Got a picture of what it looks like now?

[Stacya_250]

The pan ya I can post it latter

[Stacya_250]

Ok its just the pan now.

[poisonivyR1]

get some glass resin and hardener and have at it

[Stacya_250]

Ya ok. Not! I haven't a clue on what to get how much to mix oh and it's a pain to work with glass. My hands still itch from the tare down. LOL I was hoping some one in the group has done fiberglassing. I may end up taking it around to a few places and see what they can do.

[Flyte Risk]

Either I can do it if you want to send it up here or (if it was me) take it to a local boat repair shop. I'd guess it'd be about $50. If you had to send it up here shipping would cost you $20 and supplies another $10 making a boat shop a better option.

If you want to do it yourself I have some 7.5 oz Knytex you can have.

[Stacya_250]

You are up in ptown right? I was thinking about going to the PIR thing on the 30th I can bring it then? But I will check around here and see what I can find. Thanks

[Flyte Risk]

I could probably arrange to get it from you if you are going to be up this way.

From the pictures it looks like a super easy fix. Take it to a place that does marine repair and get a quote, I suspect it to be supplies and about 1/2 hr labor. If you go to a "body shop" you'll probablu get hosed fiberglass scares most paint and body guys.