saggy dive platform

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Fluid Motion Model
C-24 C
Hull Identification Number
FMLT2528I809
Non-Fluid Motion Model
27 ft. 1979 Sports Craft
Vessel Name
Lucky Finagin
Andrew,
What is changed on the dive platform? The 125 lb dink has caused the thing to droop. Looks kind of bad. I think it is fixable. Is there such a thing as stainless door stiffeners? The Mis Dee did not have that problem.
any thoughts on this matter will be appreciated.
Also I could use some of the claret red gelcoat. On the way home somewhere a rotten #$%^&*#$%^ :evil: keyed the side of my boat, plus an unmarked crab pot came up with the anchor and gave me some deeper scratches. I am going to try some rubbing compound. Might come out.

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Hi Darrel,
Little Toot was delivered with some scratches and a fiberglass specialist removed them with 3M Perfect-It III Extra Cut Rubbing Compound. It is formulated for gelcoat scratch removal. Perfect-It III starts out with a coarse cutting action and then the grit breaks down into a very fine polishing compound that produces a high gloss finish. My fiberglass specialist said that this 3M product is unquestionably the best gelcoat scratch remover on the market.
I hope all goes well with Dee.
Henry
 
Darrel,

I think you will be surprised how much can buff out of those boats. As for the Dink I have seen a couple things happen. The warm weather comes out and softens the plastic. I would also check all the stainless supports holding it and make sure none are bent. Send me some pictures if you would. Talk to you soon!
 
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