Good old fation wing dam damage on under side, idled up on it and backed right off of it! Did it a few years ago and figure it's time to take it on. It's a bone colored haul ( very lt tan)and damage is about 1 " x 8" and it's on a strike. The whole gouge is down to the black but, no further. Question is will wet sanding be enough to match if I just use white? If not, about how much die would I use? Any other tips are welcomed. Boat is an '04 Triton.
Wet sanding will do nothing to match tan to white.
You'll need to use tan gelcoat to try and match , or use white Marine - Tex and tint it tan to match.
Once you get it on and cured, then you can wet sand it smooth and try to match.
Evercoat makes a gel repair kit you can use, or use Marine - Tex and get a separate tube of brown tint and match your color, Tint the gel or marine - tex before you add the catalyst to harden it.
http://www.wholesalemarine.com....html
When repairing the gouge on the strake, make sure to match the parameters of the strake to keep the angles the same as they were.
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