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This Trailer Boat had a little bit of a misshap when the owner had to stop quickly and the boat slid forward on the trailer causing damage to the nose and underside of the hull when it ground along the trailer. This caused extensive Gel Coat damage and bent the bow rails and mountings. The nose of the vessel was repaired along with the hull damage, the Gel Coat was blended colour matched and painted on for a as new repair. Below are some images of the job process.
nicecotedazurboatshow.com regularly performs all sizes of Insurance Repairs, on time and on quote.
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60′ Vitech Stress Fractures, Fiber Glass & Gel Coat Repairs
July 26, 2010 11:29 pm - Posted by admin in Marine Vessel Repairs
60′ Vitech in for Repairs Currently. After a major Engine Exhaust Failure & exhaustive repairs and cleanup recently performed by Nice cotedazur boat show, this job extended into a major repair of most top surfaces! All Toe Rails & large areas of the top deck are riddled with stress fractures requiring repair, along with a large number of other cracks and areas in need of Fiber Glass repairs & some damage around the forward windows. Large areas of the non skid surfaces will also be repaired, re-glassed and non skid re-applied.
More images to follow soon, as the job continues.
- update 03.08.2010 - Most of the repairs are in the final stages and Masking has begun on the forward deck.
- update 04.08.2010 – Gel Coat spraying to repaired smooth areas of the forward deck completed
- update 05.08.2010 Now with the smooth forward deck area’s completed we will be moving onto the finishing stage and then back masking for the non skid areas. Stay tuned as the job continues!
- UPDATED! Forward and aft deck non skid now complete, most repairs are completed and the vessel is being put back together! See the new images below! Fresh non skid!
- UPDATED! With the Vessel’s new non skid and resprayed forward and aft decks with major stress fracture and rotting hatch repairs completed we have her put back in the water, after a new coat of Antifoul that is! See the new images below.
This Job was performed at Gold Coast City Marina, we regularly perform jobs such as this here!
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20′ Bayliner 205 Trailer Boat Repairs
July 25, 2010 11:48 pm - Posted by admin in Paintwork, Trailer Boat Repairs
1997 Model 20′ Bayliner 205, Trailer Boat with some surface cracking, aged/damaged paintwork and some more serious fractures on the port side. The boat had previously been epoxy primed and anti-foul painted, a feature the new owner would prefer not to have on a trailer boat. There was also some mechanical issues resulting from when a previous mechanic failed to secure the U-Joint/Shaft Bellows correctly causing water to enter the area damaging the gimbal bearing & entering the Mercruiser Alpha leg causing more damage. Finally a full set of new gauges to be installed and a full engine service. CleanaBoat is doing the works on this boat! From a gunnel strip down respray with a bunch of fibre glass repairs. 2 Pac respraying the blue stripe area & completely removing the previous antifoul repairing damage from years of use and restoring the hull to factory condition & even better than factory shine. This is a beautiful day boat and will certainly be a stunner by the time we are finished with her!
Currently still in progress, we will update with more pictures as we progress through the job! No Boat is to big or too small!
UPDATE! The Alpha leg repaired & all new bellows is back on the boat, the engine has been started and all is well mechanically! We are in the final preparation stages for spraying the Blue top section of the hull! Stay tuned for updates soon!
UPDATE! Blue has been sprayed, see pics! Along with the boat put on hard stand and the hull prep completed! remaining antifoul has been removed and a bunch of repairs completed, it’s now in hi build prepped and masked about to be sprayed! She is almost finished and looking like a brand new boat!
UPDATE! Hull is painted!! With Sterling Linear Epoxy Polyurethane 2 Pac white paint! And she is looking spectacular! You would be pressed to find a brand new baylinner looking as good as this old girl. Check out the lastest images below in the gallery!
UPDATE! The boat has its pin stripe added by stripe ‘n’ FX on the Gold Coast and the finishing touches have been completed to the engine, and the instrument cluster! See the new pics of the finishing touches and the boat back on its trailer!
This job was completed at the Gold Coast Marine Centre in Coomera where we regularly perform this type of work.
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