Help me spend a little money (small amount =). )

[Yankees39]

I took my old Bimini off of my boat and now I have these holes I need to cover up. Any thoughts?

I’m not capable of doing fiber glass work and I don’t want to pay for that either as I think it would be expensive.

I was thinking a boat cleat would be easy and cheap.

A sticker but not sure what type of sticker and don’t want it to look sloppy either.

Suggestions.

[dj2]

Ok, I have to do it...

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[chpthril]

I think they are too close to that edge for a cleat to cover.

I bet you could have then fixed for less then $250. Since its not like fixing a damaged spot, the labor is far less to just prep, fill and blend. or, get a gel coat repair and a small bottle of marine-tex, kit and give it a crack. Use the marine-tex to fill 90% of the hole, then the gel repair kit to finish off and blend.

[Yankees39]

[Yankees39]

Chpthril looks like I’m gonna need to brush up on my YouTube videos.

[JCP]

This might cover it: https://store.tige.com/collections/b...o-decal-chrome

[Jetdriver]

I’m with Chpthril, get a gel kit and go for it. If you can follow simple instructions you can do it. If it doesn’t turn out how you want youre only down a few bucks and you can put that band aid on it

[twinturbostroker]

get a gel coat repair and a small bottle of marine-tex, kit and give it a crack. Use the marine-tex to fill 90% of the hole, then the gel repair kit to finish off and blend.

^ This ^

(Pro-Tip from the man, as usual).

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[JTs-rz2]

^ This ^

(Pro-Tip from the man, as usual).

+1

X2. Filled old carpet snaps that way.

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