End-of-Season Watercraft Damage Assessments
As the sun sets on another memorable boating season, it’s time to shift gears and prepare your beloved vessel for the impending winter. One of the most critical aspects of this transition is performing a thorough damage assessment on your boat. At Anchor Marine Repair in Delano, MN, we understand the significance of this crucial step in maintaining your boat’s longevity and ensuring a smooth start to the next boating season. In this blog post, we’ll explore the essential process of damage assessment and why it should be an integral part of your end-of-season routine. After all…if something is wrong with your boat, now is the … Read Full Article →
Anchor Marine is one of the best and most reputable boat repair companies in the US. Located in the Twin Cities of Minnesota, we pride ourselves on our reputation and have built up our clientele over years and years or repairing boats. Although ranger boats are awesome, it is only time before they will need a repair. It is important to find a bait repair company that stays true to their word and has the knowledge and skill base to get your boat back on the water as quickly as possible.
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.
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 … 
While it may be tempting to add a new layer of paint to your boat, you shouldn’t have to do this every time you need to freshen up its look. Instead, concentrate on boat paint restoration. There are ways to restore boat paint with minimal investment. At Anchor Marine, we work with our customers to obtain the finest results… 
Most of the nicks, chips and spider-webbing on a boat are found in fiberglass. They’re annoying because they ruin the appearance of the boat’s hull or interior. When spiderwebs and cracks continue to get worse, they will eventually allow water to seep inside the hull. That can spell big trouble. Most boats manufactured today are made with a fiberglass or fiberglass laminate hull and deck, and fiberglass components like the console.