Anything will gelcoat blister and delam left in the water long enough, and quality of water matters, too. The osmotic process will happen, sooner or later. I'm not defending SeaRay in any way because I know zip about any history of Pachangas with hull problems. What's this particular 32's history I wonder. I talked to a man the other day that left a (I dont know what)boat in the lake over the summer and drove it only once or twice, when he pulled it out the whole freakin bottom was blistered major league. :( (THEJOKER knows this fellow, older guy named Bill drives a white van)

My brother's brother has a 22 and loves it, too. ;)

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Over the years ive seen some boats blister and some dont ..Ive got a 1980 that sits wet for 6 months and there isnt a blister on the original gel ..clean water though..

I wonder if there's a surveyor report somewhere that breaks down root cause, being design, poor QA, poor materials, etc.

Anyone?

Blisters
 

I have a link to it somewhere but I believe a study was done and it was an uncured or improperly mixed resin. And the juice in the blister becomes acidic and so forth ..
BAD

heres some tech stuff on blisters and resins link

I agree, definately not banging a patchanga. I personally like them. In this case, trying to help a customer who has a problem needing repair.

my brother just bought one, drove from Denver to Georgia to pick it up loaded with small blisters all over the bottom and below water line on transom and sides he is pealing the bottom and regelkoteing it hope it's ready for memorial day on LOTO

there is a 32 at happy days marine in windsor, ontario, canada, about 15 minutes from down town detroit, mi. phone#519-969-2129. boat is registered in mi.......

Bingo
 

Thanks... will give them a call