Performance Fiberglass

A keel guard is a great way to protect your boat against sand, rocks, boat ramps and hidden debris and helps prevent structural and cosmetic damage.

Getting an exact color match on a fiberglass repair or repaint is one of the more technical parts of the job, and it's where a lot of DIY attempts fall short.

Marine gelcoat fades and shifts over time, which means matching to the original manufacturer color often isn't enough. A good color match accounts for how the surrounding surface has aged, not just what the color was when it was new. Whether you're repairing a section after damage or refinishing the whole hull, the goal is a finish that reads as one consistent color across the entire surface.

If you need an exact match or want help finding the right color combination for a custom finish, that's exactly what we do.

Visit our website to request an estimate.
https://performancefiberglass.com/

Before you put your boat back in the water this spring, here are a few things worth checking on the fiberglass.

Look for hairline cracks around high-stress areas like the hull, transom, and anywhere hardware is mounted. These can start small but allow water in over time, which leads to bigger structural issues down the road.

Check for soft spots by pressing gently along the hull. If an area flexes more than it should, that can be a sign of delamination or water damage beneath the surface.
Pay attention to any discoloration or bubbling in the gelcoat. That kind of surface change often means moisture has already found its way in.

If you find something that needs attention, getting it repaired before the season starts is always the better call. Visit our website to request an estimate.
https://performancefiberglass.com/