Gelcoat Repair in Denver

[Atticus]

Just relocated to Denver a few months ago. Pulled the shrink wrap off of the boat and looked on in horror as I discovered pitting in the gelcoat from road debris during the move. Anyone have recommendations for gelcoat repair in the Denver metro? I'm down on the southeast end but will travel for good work.

Thanks in advance!

[jhersey29]

Try http://www.calibreboat.com

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[Jfuller]

Sorry to hear that Atticus, but welcome to Denver. I am curious as to how you think the road debris damage happened? The reason I ask is that I am planning on brining my 2015 G 23 back from New York to Denver in August and I am looking into those mudflap looking tow protector brush things for the back of my suburban to keep any stone chips from hammering the hull....other than that, I have not really seen much else I can do?..

[Atticus]

Try http://www.calibreboat.com

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Thanks! I'll check them out.

[Atticus]

Sorry to hear that Atticus, but welcome to Denver. I am curious as to how you think the road debris damage happened? The reason I ask is that I am planning on brining my 2015 G 23 back from New York to Denver in August and I am looking into those mudflap looking tow protector brush things for the back of my suburban to keep any stone chips from hammering the hull....other than that, I have not really seen much else I can do?..

Unfortunately we had the pleasure of the traveling during the heavy snowstorm back in February. Most - if not all - of the damage was caused by dirty snow and rain be kicked up on the roads and getting trapped under the seam of the wrap. May not have had any issues without the wrap but then the interior would have gotten hammered. I think mudflaps are your only line of defense.