Boat Repair After Impact, Storm Or Wear And Tear
On an old TV show from the 1960s, a man and his son are shown out on a lake in a boat, enjoying the day fishing. To add a bit of comedy to the show, the pair discovers that their little rowboat has a leak. They scramble to shore before sinking and end up with nothing more than wet shoes and pant legs. Of course, if something like this happens in real life, we might not be so quick to see the humor in the situation. As boating season approaches, it is time to make the necessary repairs to ensure that our boats are ready for the water. … Read Full Article →
The automobile may be the most frequently used machine on the planet. It is functional and, safe to say, nearly impossible to live modern life without. Despite its overwhelming practicality, most automobile owners still take a measure of pride in its outward appearance. We wash our cars not so much to protect the finish, but to ensure that it looks good when we drive it. Boats came before automobiles, of course, but boats are not used as extensions of the owner’s personality in the same way that cars are. Boats are more vulnerable than automobiles because they are constantly under attack by the elements, and water is one of the most destructive of the elements. … 
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… 
We, at Anchor Marine Repair, certainly understand that most Minnesotans have dry-docked or brought in their boats for the winter season and aren’t thinking twice about it. But, if you want to get your boat back on the water as soon as the weather warms up again in the spring, then consider letting us give it the once over. We can make any structural repairs that need to be made, as well as restore your boat to its original glory – having you ready to hit the waters when it warms up. Boating season in Minnesota is short enough…make sure you are ready to go… 
Structural damage? Sounds expensive! No one wants to think about their boat being damaged beyond the normal scuffs and scratches, but there are many occasions where some structural damage could occur. Sometimes, the damage is minimal but, if not found, can lead to larger issues. If you notice any cracks or dents in the hull … 
Boating season is now in full swing. You may have taken your beloved boat out for the first time already or have that on the calendar in the coming days. If you notice a bit of damage that you did not see at the end of last season, or need painting… 