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Minor repair needed

Jeff L

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Not sure how this happened but it did. This is the front of the anchor locker. What product should I use to fix it?
 

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That appears to be a defect in manufacturing. Looks like a blister/air pocket in the gelcoat that popped out.

Repair should be covered under warranty if it is what I think.
 
No, that boat is done for. I would drop it off at my house. I will give you a nice fresh new 2012 one...

<grin>

Ok, really, what @Murf'n'surf said...
 
Oh, absolutely not. But mine comes with a little loan too... :)
 
Add it to your warranty lunch list and have the dealer fix it at the end of the season. For me, that's easier than dragging the boat 2+ hours and 7,000 feet down in elevation. For small things like that, I just live with them for the first season.
 
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