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I recently received a PM from someone asking if I can fix a broken PWC. The answer is yes. Here is a few pictures on a badly wrecked Sea-Doo I just repaired for a local rental company.
After grinding off all the broken glass.... You can see the different color in the glass where someone else tried to repair a previous accident using polyester resin. When it got hit again, it just blew apart....
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/.../SSPX00032.JPG
After Lamination with West System epoxy, and some grinding to shape....
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/...0/SSPX0008.JPG
Body work complete, polyester primer applied...
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/.../SSPX00003.JPG
My Fat Ass spraying gel coat.....
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/.../SSPX00013.JPG
Finished Product...
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/...0/SSPX0006.JPG
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looks like you do good work.
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Ummmmm....Thanks:D
Do you thin the gel? if so what? Have you used duratec? Nice work!
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Thanks. I thin the gel with styrene monomer in the first couple of coats, then I add a little patch reducer and surfacing agent in the final coat. I have used duratec, but I don't normally. I don't really care for the way it dries. I pretty much only use duratec for clearing over floors, and lately I have been using west system epoxy for clear coating floors and things. If I could just figure out how to spray epoxy......:idea:
