Need your advice please. See the pictures below of internal spider cracks from when a tree fell on my Mac 26D.
A guy came to Boston yesterday to buy my boat for $2,400 & backed out because of these spidercracks. Thus I must fix them so it hopefully will sell.
This guy told me to infuse fiberglass into the cracks and then layer fiberglass overtop to give it enough strength to hold people above. Keep in mind the P.O. has already re-fiberglassed the outside for strength.
I was just going to put plumbing caulk in the cracks and then paint over it. Who's right?
Here are some pics of the outside repair job on the other side of these cracks so you can get an idea of what the P.O. did (thanks to whoever recommended this Gliddon Oil-based Door paint because it worked great!)
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What a difference a little paint makes!!
A guy came to Boston yesterday to buy my boat for $2,400 & backed out because of these spidercracks. Thus I must fix them so it hopefully will sell.
This guy told me to infuse fiberglass into the cracks and then layer fiberglass overtop to give it enough strength to hold people above. Keep in mind the P.O. has already re-fiberglassed the outside for strength.
I was just going to put plumbing caulk in the cracks and then paint over it. Who's right?
Here are some pics of the outside repair job on the other side of these cracks so you can get an idea of what the P.O. did (thanks to whoever recommended this Gliddon Oil-based Door paint because it worked great!)
View attachment 57391
What a difference a little paint makes!!
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