A DUCKY Question

[GAWnCA]

Hi Folks,
Seems you're the Fiberglass Wizard here so I thought I would ask you how to go about repairing this bow damage? This is a 1975 Miller Jet/Ski boat and the trailer bow stop has been broken off and just raw metal coming up against the bow. As you can see it has taken a toll on the bow. I need to fix it. I don't think I can match the reddish/orange color so I'll jjst go white until I re-finish the whole boat. I also want to do away with the ugly rub rail, it's just pop riveted on, so I need to fill those holes as well.
http://home.comcast.net/~gregaw/bow_hook_damage_01.jpg
Thanks in advance for your input and recommendations.
Greg

[Tom Brown]

Hey.

[GAWnCA]

Hey.
Hey?

[jjk94]

Had a 76. Does your trailer float

[GAWnCA]

Had a 76. Does your trailer float
Don't know... I haven't had it to the water yet.

[Tom Brown]

Hey?
Hey GAWnCA.
That first 'Hey' was directed at DUCKY. He'll know what it means.

[sorry dog]

Ducky!

[GAWnCA]

Hey GAWnCA.
That first 'Hey' was directed at DUCKY. He'll know what it means.
Ok, I didn't know if I had said something wrong or not. I talked to Tom at JBP and he set me up with how to fix my problem. I should be able to get that bow fixed with in the next week or so. I've got one of those "HONEY DO" lists that I've ignored and now I being reminded about it constantly so I better get to that for a few days so the heat turns down. Greg

[Tom Brown]

It sounds like you're all set.
It's too bad nobody else on ***boat knows anything about composite construction techniques. If they had, it might have gotten you some information much faster.
Good luck, GAWnCA.

[FOURQ]

It's too bad nobody else on ***boat knows anything about composite construction techniquest. If they had, it might have gotten you some information much faster.

there are a few of us that dont say anything due to all the BS but do KNOW OUR SHIT ask Ducky