Fiberglass is Our Specialty.
Trucks
Tractors
Auto
Motorcycles
Other Parts*
*Other parts can include Fiberglass Toppers, Fiberglass Airplane Parts, Fiberglass Tubs, Fiberglass Buckets, Fiberglass Doors, Fiberglass Bumpers, Fiberglass Pools, Fiberglass Showers, Fiberglass Surfboards and more.
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What does the process look like?

Inspect
When you bring in your project, one of our technicians will do a fiberglass damage inspection with you to assess whether the damage is cosmetic or structural (eg., cracks, chips, or holes)
Sand
We start by sanding down the damaged areas. This allows us to expose underlying structural fiberglass issues, remove loose fiberglass, and smooth the surface to ensure proper bonding.
Bond
We reinforce or bond the damaged area by applying fiberglass mat or cloth and saturate with resin. Over the years, we’ve developed different fiberglass bonding techniques to ensure it look like the damage was never there.
Mask
Masking is one of the most important steps of the work because it prevents overspray on adjacent areas. We properly seal the areas that don’t need to be painted so you get professional results.
Paint
After primer, we use multiple coats of paint and clear coat to make sure it lasts. We can match existing paint or do a custom job and be as creative as you’d like.
Finish
To finish, we wet sand, compound, and polish for a deep shine. Whether you’re looking for a quick finish job, or a better than factory shine, we have the expertise.

General Fiberglass Repair

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Surface
Repair

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Hull
Repair

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Gelcoat Repair & Refinishing

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Structural Fiberglass Repair

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Custom Fiberglass Repair

A vector of icon of a spreading spider crack

Surface
Repair

A vector of icon of a boat sitting on water. The view is from the front of the boat.

Hull
Repair

A paint gun

Gelcoat Repair & Refinishing

A piece of fiberglass that represents structure

Structural Fiberglass Repair

A roll of fiberglass mat

Custom Fiberglass Repair

What does the process look like?

Fiberglass repair technician inspecting a totaled corvette

Inspect

When you bring in your project, one of our technicians will do a fiberglass damage inspection with you to assess whether the damage is cosmetic or structural (eg., cracks, chips, or holes)

Fiberglass repair technician sanding a fiberglass fender

Sand

We start by sanding down the damaged areas. This allows us to expose underlying structural fiberglass issues, remove loose fiberglass, and smooth the surface to ensure proper bonding.

Fiberglass repair technician bonding a fiberglass front clip to a corvette body

Bond

We reinforce or bond the damaged area by applying fiberglass mat or cloth and saturate with resin. Over the years, we’ve developed different fiberglass bonding techniques to ensure it look like the damage was never there.

A corvette masked off and ready for paint

Mask

Masking is one of the most important steps of the work because it prevents overspray on adjacent areas. We properly seal the areas that don’t need to be painted so you get professional results.

A Fiberglass Worx technician mixing laguna grey paint

Paint

After primer, we use multiple coats of paint and clear coat to make sure it lasts. We can match existing paint or do a custom job and be as creative as you’d like.

An aerial shot of a corvette with pristine, finished to shine paint

Finish

To finish, we wet sand, compound, and polish for a deep shine. Whether you’re looking for a quick finish job, or a better than factory shine, we have the expertise.

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This RV came in with damaged fiberglass bumper, faded front cap and rear bumper! The team was able to repair the bumper and paint the front cap & rear bumper to get this beautiful coach back on the road!

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How much will it cost?

As you probably expected, it highly depends on the scope of the work. If you want to have our techs take a look in person, we won't charge for a verbal estimate. Schedule an appointment with us by using the "contact us" button.

How do I get an estimate?

Typically providing an estimate or a “Ball Park Estimate” over the phone can be very difficult. Fiberglass is typically constructed in large molds or parts and cant easily be replaced. Each repair is different and assessed for spider cracking, depth of damage, body lines damaged and lines that can be used contain the damage. Furthermore, how the finishing work will look like; "are there decals or body lines we can work with and not have to paint an entire piece?" We ask our clients to bring their RV or Boat to our location for a fiberglass repair estimate and work with their expectation of the final product, "does the client want a budget friendly solution patch work or repair the fiberglass damage to make it look like it never happened?"

How long will it take?

Fiberglass repair takes 4-10 days to complete dependent upon the severity of the damages.

How long will it last?

We as a company take pride in ensuring we complete all fiberglass repairs are repaired to a better than factory strength. We warranty all of our work for 1 year from the date of pickup.