Fiberglass Console Repair | Step By Step Filling holes & Cracks DIY Boat Restoration

In this video, I document step by step how I filled in old center console dashboard holes, speaker holes, cup holders, and more. For this project, I used 3/4" marine grade plywood core for the dash and used 3/8" Nidacore / Carbon Core Honeycomb sheet to fill the other various holes. All of the repairs were done using standard polyester boatyard resin, Fiber Glass Of Florida Radius putty, 1708 biaxial, and 1.5oz chopped strand mat along with a lightweight polyester compound for the finish fairing. This customer requested I simply complete the repairs and shoot primer so that he could shoot the entire boat with AWLGRIP after the console was glass into the deck. I did not detail the primer application in this video, but after all of the repairs were complete I used several coats of Duratec White Surface Primer to complete the final finish. I also painted the interior of the console using a Gloss White Sherwin Williams Sherloxane 800 topcoat. If you have any questions about the steps I did here or any questions on items I may have missed, please comment below or DM me on Instagram. -WEBSITE- https://backyardboatworks.com Blog post & More. -AMAZON STORE- https://amazon.com/shop/petrol.burn I get a small kickback from any purchase. -INSTAGRAM-   / backyard_boatworks   I post daily on Instagram