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First Dock Rash Repair Assistance

jfuoco85

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Boat Make
Yamaha
Year
2023
Boat Model
SX
Boat Length
21
Good afternoon everyone. Took the boat out today and managed to put the bow into the dock due to overcorrecting with throttle. What are the recommended products to order so I can repair the damage? I do not see any spider cracks coming out from damaged area so it appear to be just a deep gouge through the gel coat. Pictures attached for reference.
 

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that looks pretty deep.....thru the gel coat and into the fiberglass. I dont think I would try to repair that myself. I am sure others with more experience will chime in.
 
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