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Old 06-08-2003, 12:42 PM
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Have some nicks on my hull (in the gelcoat only) and need to fill them, has anyone used the Evercoat 'Match n Patch' kit do do this? It consists of repair paste, hardener and some color tints.

Any other suggestions without having to spray it?

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Old 06-08-2003, 06:43 PM
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the gel paste works well, they give you some acetate film to apply over the paste to cure, i have had good luck with this stuff, it is thick and will not run like gelcoat [liquid] it shrinks when it cures so build it up a little over the surface, apply the clear film let cure then sand flush
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works pretty well. Use more color than they say to. If you mix it to lean (only had the problem with white) it gets a blueish gray tint.

you shodul get soem 1000, 1600 grit sandpaper from an auto parts store to wet sand after yoru done. Then compound and wax and your set.
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Thanks for the input, will try the product out this weekend (if it is raining again).

Also, is the clear acetate film needed to cure it? If so, know where I can get extra?
 
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not needed to cure it BUT they says you can make it smooth and it won't require sanding. I personally never tried becasue it ALWAYS requires sanding.
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