Marine Fiberglass Repair Work
Fiberglass is often the material responsible for nicks, chips, and spider-webbing on boats. These can be an eyesore and ruin the appearance of either the interior or hull of a vessel. If these cracks get worse, water may seep into the hull leading to serious issues. Modern boats typically consist of fiberglass or laminate decks/hulls as well as fiberglass components like consoles.
Fiberglass is an important material for boat builders. Not only does it make nice boats more affordable… Read Full Article →
An old joke about boaters says that boats are like holes in the ground for money. Nowadays, however, with today’s tough economy few people have money to waste, many boaters want every dollar to count. New pontoon boats can cost upwards of $20,000+ but restoration of an older pontoon boat is possible at a fraction of this amount – as low as 10% of the new price! Most people would rather invest in a well-restored pontoon boat than paying outright for one brand new vessel.
It is very easy to get engulfed in finding the perfect New Year’s resolutions, then there’s sticking to them. If you find your boat in need of a good cleaning, some work on those cracked and torn vinyl seats and surfaces, or restoration of its… 
Before you store your boat for the winter, it’s essential to inspect for potential aluminum damage. Untreated aluminum damage can lead to larger issues and may even prevent you from being covered by insurance. Anchor Marine Repair is the go-to aluminum boat body shop in Minnetonka (MN). Aluminum boats have earned a reputation for their strength and durability; some even go so far as to call them indestructible! Though this might be an exaggeration, aluminum boats remain popular due to their durability. Boat owners are drawn to aluminum vessels due to their strength and stability. … 
Boat bottom paint is necessary if your boat spends a lot of time in the water. There is nothing worse than going out on a weekend and finding that your boat needs maintenance. Saltwater barnacles can be a problem. Barnacles won’t cause any damage to your fiberglass boat’s gel coat, but they can be a problem. Aquatic organisms can cause severe damage to wooden boats by drilling into the wood. Freshwater plants, algae, and zebra mussels will adhere to untreated bottoms. It’s also a headache to scrub it off. A bottom paint that is copper-rich and contains a biocide to keep the bottom clear of unwanted aquatic … 