Trying to load my boat onto the trailer the other day in a very fast current resulted in me hitting concrete with the back rear corner of my fiberglass boat.  I broke open the gel coat down to the fiberglass.  It doesn't appear the fiberglass has been damaged.  The hole is about 2 inches long by 3/4-1" wide.  

What is the best way to go about repairing this?  I am pretty upset about this because I never should have launched there in the first place but once I did there was no other choice but to take the boat out.  

Thanks ahead of time.  

well i would go to west marine or boaters world if you can still find one thats stilll open they sell the west system for fiberglass repair. i did it on my brothers boat a couple years back it wasnt too too hard, just a lot of preping and sanding

Trying to load my boat onto the trailer the other day in a very fast current resulted in me hitting concrete with the back rear corner of my fiberglass boat. I broke open the gel coat down to the fiberglass. It doesn't appear the fiberglass has been damaged. The hole is about 2 inches long by 3/4-1" wide.

What is the best way to go about repairing this? I am pretty upset about this because I never should have launched there in the first place but once I did there was no other choice but to take the boat out.

Thanks ahead of time.

man that stinks. the good part is your boats on your trailer and not the bottom of the river.

theres some good ppl on this forum and im sure they can help you get you boat fixed up fine. cart7 comes to mind as someone id be asking for advise.

I am going to try and get a picture tomorrow night after work.  I really never never should have launched there but me and my bro wanted to get out quick before dark and the next closest launch is a good 30 minutes farther from home.

I am sure someone here has done this before,

thats not bad at all. i hit a submerged road in my 884 savage and knocked a baseball sized chunk out from where the hull turns up to the transom. judging by the pics what you have should patch up nice.