Services · Repair

Fiberglass and Gelcoat Repair

Cracks, chips, and stress fractures repaired so the fix disappears into your hull, not stands out on it

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Fiberglass repair in progress on a boat hull

A Repair You Cannot See Once It Is Done

Fiberglass and gelcoat damage rarely stays small. A hairline crack or a small chip left alone tends to spread with every trip on the water, especially once water finds its way underneath.

Our technicians match gel coat color and texture closely enough that a proper repair blends into the surrounding hull, rather than leaving a patch that is easy to spot.

We repair the structure underneath first, then the finish on top, so a repair holds up under real use and not just at a glance.

What We Repair

From small cosmetic chips to real structural damage

Stress Cracks and Spider Cracks

Cracks repaired at the source so they do not simply reopen after the next season.

Gouges and Chips

Deeper gouges filled, faired, and finished to match the surrounding gelcoat.

Structural Fiberglass Damage

Delamination and structural damage repaired to restore the hull’s real strength.

Blister Repair

Gelcoat blisters opened, dried, and properly repaired, not just filled over.

Transom and Stringer Repair

Soft or damaged transoms and stringers rebuilt to their original strength.

Color and Gelcoat Matching

Gelcoat mixed and matched closely to your hull’s existing color and finish.

Below Waterline Repairs

Hull damage below the waterline repaired and finished to marine standard.

Final Fairing and Polish

Every repair faired smooth and polished so the finish reads clean from any angle.

Ready to Schedule Fiberglass Repair?

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Why Boat Owners Choose
Tight Lines Marine

Structure First, Finish Second

We repair what is underneath before we ever touch the finish on top.

Color Matched Gelcoat

Repairs are matched close enough to your hull that they disappear into it.

One Shop for the Whole Job

From fiberglass repair through every service after it, your boat stays with the team that knows its history.

Fiberglass and Gelcoat Repair FAQ

Yes. A small crack tends to spread once water works its way underneath the gelcoat, turning an easy repair into a larger one. Catching it early is always the more affordable option.

Our goal on every repair is a color and texture match close enough that it is not obvious at a glance. Exact results depend on your gelcoat’s age and any fading on the surrounding hull.

Smaller repairs are often same day. Larger structural repairs can take several days to allow proper curing between steps, we will give you a real timeline once we see the damage.

Yes, below waterline repairs are one of our core services and are finished to hold up under continuous water exposure.

Let Us Make the Damage
Disappear

Schedule fiberglass or gelcoat repair today, or reach out with any questions about your hull.