Easy Fiberglass Hole Repair: Fixing Drilled Holes with Expert Guidance
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- Опубликовано: 30 апр 2022
- Easy Fiberglass Hole Repair: Fixing Drilled Holes with Expert Guidance
Are you faced with small drilled holes in your fiberglass surface? Don't worry! In this concise and informative how-to video, Dan Berg from DIYeasycrafts.com will guide you through the simple seven-step process to easily fix those holes.
Join us as we provide an overview of the repair process, giving you a clear understanding of what needs to be done. Watch closely as Dan demonstrates the step-by-step technique he used to repair dozens of holes on our Carolina Skiff project boat.
Whether you're dealing with holes caused by screws, fasteners, or any other reason, this video has got you covered. By following our expert guidance, you'll be able to restore the integrity and aesthetics of your fiberglass surface.
Subscribe to our channel for more insightful tutorials and expert tips on boat repairs and maintenance. Hit that play button now and discover how to easily fix drilled holes in fiberglass. Get ready to restore the beauty of your boat with confidence!
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Super helpful for a fiberglass trailer project I’m working on. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
nice one Cyril
Good video, simple clear and to the point. Thank you
Glad you liked it
Very nice work!
Thank you! Cheers!
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Looks great
Thanks!
Might come In handy
I know this post is from a year ago. But I was wondering if you can drill through these holes you repaired? Will it be weak or the same as a new spot on the boat? Thanks
in the past ive filled holes, let it harden then sand. but noticed rings appear weeks later from what i guess is the hole filler doing its last little bit of hardening/shrinking. Dose this form of filler really not need to be left for a few days to fully harden before sanding?
I guess it depends on the type of filler you used. I have not really seen any shrinkage on the holes I filled. Used Bondo with Fiberglass strands from home depot
Did you use the long-strand or short-strand Bondo?
Short its much easier to use and plenty strong for this application
I see you have the gel coat already mixed. Did you color match that before? If not how did you get the color correct?
No I bought and used the same gel coat I used on the deck and gunnels
@@DIYeasycrafts got it. So you used the gel coat on the entire boat as you were redoing the whole boat. I am trying to match white gel coat on a spot to match the rest of the existing gel coat boat just so the repair looks fairly unnoticeable. Any advice on that? Thx!
Next saturday i will do exactly all this
Let you know. 😁👍
Did it work?
@@DIYeasycrafts .Wife changed my plans 😣( as usual) . Will try this saturday . 😁👍
Sounds like woody Allen!!
Should I be using bondo glass or bondo hair
I like the bondo glass but either will work
You didn't mention if you did the same work on the other side of the whole...
Some of those spots are impossible to get to the back of it
If you’re not able to get to the back, is it the same process? Just stuff the putty in and sand down once it’s hardened?