DVD Cosmetic Gelcoat & Fiberglass Repair & Finishing
This program takes you step-by-step through every type of cosmetic repair that can and should be done by any boat owner. You'll learn the proper techniques, materials, tools and tricks of the trade from one of the best fiberglass repairman in the country. This program continues with the repair instructions for those hollow areas under the gelcoat called "Air Voids" and then explains the causes and proper repair of Stress Cracks. 100 mins.
Product Details
Manufacturer:
Bennett Marine Video
Product SKU:
CWR-25837
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