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wing_zealot
Aug 04, 2015Explorer
This is what I would do.
1. Fix the leak
2. Remove the damaged wood and replace it with new wood
3. Bond the fiberglass to the new wood (same as you would do for a countertop)
4. Patch the missing damaged fiberglass (just like they do a Corvette body)
5. Paint to match (or should that be pain to match?)
That is an overly simplistic explanation for something that is going to be a pain in the shorts. But it's not impossible, and is probably worth the effort.
1. Fix the leak
2. Remove the damaged wood and replace it with new wood
3. Bond the fiberglass to the new wood (same as you would do for a countertop)
4. Patch the missing damaged fiberglass (just like they do a Corvette body)
5. Paint to match (or should that be pain to match?)
That is an overly simplistic explanation for something that is going to be a pain in the shorts. But it's not impossible, and is probably worth the effort.
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