Looking for recommendations and feedback on a good fiberglass boat repair facility in the twin cities. Looking for some transom/stringer repair.
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Looking for recommendations and feedback on a good fiberglass boat repair facility in the twin cities. Looking for some transom/stringer repair.
George’s in East Bethel did a really nice job fixing my fiberglass 7 years ago. I think they are now owned by someone else, so I can’t say if they are as good as they used to be or not.
Just east of the metro near exit 4 in Hudson is Imperial Boat Repair. Owner, Jim is kinda flaky, but his guys do great work and his pricing is less than most – especially if you can wait until off-season.
Carstens Industries in Melrose can handle that as well.
Interesting. I thought they just laid up fiberglass. Do they do repairs on fiberglass also? Would it need to be a boat they originally did or would they tackle Skeeter, Ranger, Yar-Craft ect.?
<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>ganderpike wrote:</div>
Carstens Industries in Melrose can handle that as well.Interesting. I thought they just laid up fiberglass. Do they do repairs on fiberglass also? Would it need to be a boat they originally did or would they tackle Skeeter, Ranger, Yar-Craft ect.?
Carstens can and does both closed and open molding applications. They have a repair shop that can handle most repairs, gelcoat and structural composite. I can’t speak to price, but I do know they have access to the “industry standard” materials and have dealt with almost every hull issue out there.
With Warrior being slow, my guess is they have capacity.
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