boat repairs

[saltwater_cowboy]

With £20/hr labour rates I wouldn't bother getting dusty! Its more like £60 down here.

[IhateLDNP]

Good point, and definitely not worth delving into fibreglass. It's about 15 years since I was in the boat business and I'd forgotten how itchy fibreglass is. I'm still too mean to pay someone to do work on my boat that I could do myself, so just sorted out a crappy bodge repair around the p-bracket. Itching like mad, I think my wife thinks I've got crabs!

[Tower_boy]

Mmmmm Fibreglass dust! haha, I hate the stuff.. One day I'll learn to remember gloves and sleeves!

TurboJenks - As IHateLDNP said, if it's not in the glass it's not too bad but it's going to be a good sized project none the less... As I suggested I'd still say get it done properly and then you know it's done right (or if not you'll have some come back hopefully!).

Yup, I have a Warrior.. got it about a month ago.. loving it! Slow and handles like a pig but it pulls everything, is uber comfortable and I can live in the back :P

Mike