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Formation Marine GRP
St Ives, Cornwall
- Fibreglass & Hull Repairs
GRP and gelcoat specialists in West Cornwall carrying out onsite fibreglass repairs to boats, RIBs and jetskis.
Jetski Hull Repair in Cornwall
Looking for jetski hull repair in Cornwall? This page lists fibreglass & hull repairs specialists covering Cornwall and the surrounding area, with what they work on and how to contact them.
Gelcoat colour matching is easier when the repairer can see the ski in daylight, so a Cornwall workshop is worth the tow.
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Fibreglass & Hull Repairs specialists in Cornwall
Overview
What fibreglass & hull repairs usually covers
Damage assessment
Tap testing, moisture readings and visual inspection to find how far the damage extends beyond the visible crack.
Fibreglass and gelcoat repair
Laminate rebuilds, gelcoat colour matching, fairing and refinishing for chips, cracks, holes and impact damage.
Structural work
Transom reinforcement, stringer repairs, floor stiffening and reinforcement around mounts and pump tunnels.
Costs
How much does a fibreglass hull repair cost?
Cost depends on whether the repair is cosmetic or structural, the size of the area, and whether the ski needs stripping to access damage. Ask for an assessment before committing to a full refinishing job.
Slipway rash, stress cracks around the pump tunnel and impact damage all need proper laminate repair, not filler. A structural repair done right restores strength and stays invisible; done badly it cracks again on the first hard landing.
Questions
What to ask a fibreglass & hull repairs specialist
- Do you dry the laminate before repairing, and how do you check for hidden water ingress?
- Can you colour-match the gelcoat, or will the repair need a respray?
- Is the repair structural, and does it come with any guarantee?
- How long will the ski be off the water?
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FAQ
Fibreglass & Hull Repairs — frequently asked questions
- Can a small crack in a jetski hull be left?
- No. Even hairline cracks let water into the fibreglass. In salt water that leads to osmosis, delamination and much larger repair bills. Get it assessed early.
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