Fiberglass & Gelcoat Repair in New Bern, NC

The cost depends on the type and extent of damage, repair area, and materials required. Minor cosmetic fixes like surface scratches or gelcoat chips are generally quicker and less expensive, while structural or collision repairs involve more detailed work. Contact us with photos for an accurate estimate based on your boat's condition.

Yes—we offer professional gelcoat color matching for all boat makes and models. We blend pigments and build up layers until your repair blends seamlessly with the surrounding surface. Most repairs are virtually invisible once completed. We also specialize in metal flake gelcoat repair, a service few shops can deliver with precision.

Most gelcoat repairs take 1-3 days for small chips or cracks, and 3-7 days for deep cracks, color matching, or multiple areas. Structural work combined with gelcoat may take longer. Drying and curing time can vary depending on temperature and humidity. We provide clear timelines with every written estimate.

Yes—fiberglass cracks almost always spread. Once a crack forms, water intrusion, vibration, and flexing can make the damage worse and compromise the hull's strength. Repairing cracks early prevents gelcoat lifting, water absorption, and more expensive structural issues down the road.

Yes, absolutely. All of our repair work comes with a warranty. If there's any issue with the quality of our work, we'll fix it for free. We use only marine-grade materials from trusted brands like 3M and MIRKA to ensure repairs that last.