Wounded boat......

[wolf]

I bet you wont lend it again... sad we have to learn the hard way.. both places are good

Good luck Wolf

 

[Dave S]

Happy with the repair job by Jenkins. Only in certain light really and with really close look can you see the "halo" of the gelcoat blending.

Before photos

 

[wolf]

NOW dont lend out your boat again Dave good to see a brass plug there too.....if you dont mind asking what was the cost??

Wolf

 

[Dave S]

NOW dont lend out your boat again Dave good to see a brass plug there too.....if you dont mind asking what was the cost??

Wolf

Won't be lending it out again. Yeah, I asked for brass instead of plastic.

$440 plus tax.

 

[Highliner]

Wow, that's looks as good as new. That cost less that I would have expected. Must feel good to have that fixed.

 

[pescador]

Looks very well done. Good to know they can repair damage like this and make it look that original.

 

[GDW]

What the heck doesn't Jenkins know we're all prepared to bring out a thousand? Looks great.

Make up a phony invoice for $2,500 just so you can shock your buddy and get a laugh while he squirms before you tell him the real price.

 

[Mighty Sylvan]

$440! What a great job for a really good price. You can't get much for under a "boat unit". (boat unit=$1000)

 

[JAC]

I hope you buddy's paid the bill for you. Looks good as new!!!

 

[Sharphooks]

Wow, very impressive workmanship and for the cost of what they did, it sounds like Christmas came early for you (your bud??)

So I have to ask: how much water intrusion was there into the foam? You said your bud launched and spent the day fishing with that shark bite in the stern--- did the foam suck in a pile of water? I'm curious about how that stuff behaves without a coating of gelcoat on it

 

[Sangster21]

From the look of the original damage, I doubt there was any water intrusion to the foam core. The damage appears superficial, as it looks like only the gel coat and a bit of scuffing to the actual fibreglass.