Best way to fill small holes, screw holes, etc in gelcoat/glass

[flranger]

I have a few small holes/nicks in my boat from screws, nicks, etc. The areas needing to be filled are in the solid white section of a Ranger R82. I don't have any metalflake concerns. What is the best thing to do to fill these holes so that once sanded/buffed they would not be evident or barely evident to others?

[greendragon]

Marine Tex.

[Hatten]

Don't know how it will work on a solid color like white, but the guy that installed my HDS8 filled in the old screw holes on my boat with a clear 2-part epoxy with metal flake mixed in to match the color of the metal flake on my boat.

[BlaznbyU]

WOW, thing needs some sanding and buffing bad.....

[Hatten]

Yes it does.
Haven't had time here lately to do anything. Plus I have had it in the shop having carpet replaced, electronics installed, seats being redone. Supposed to get it back when I get back from work in a few days. Just haven't got to that part of job yet.


Modified by Hatten at 4:09 PM 1/16/2012

[JER-1 BIG BASS]

<table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by Hatten &raquo;</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">Yes it does.
Haven't had time here lately to do anything. Plus I have had it in the shop having carpet replaced, electronics installed, seats being redone. Supposed to get it back when I get back from work in a few days. Just haven't got to that part of job yet.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;
Modified by Hatten at 4:09 PM 1/16/2012</td></tr></table>
Would have done that part first ,don't have to worry about messing up all the new carpet and stuff, good luck.
BIG BASS