Spectrum Color - Gel Coat-gctid356185

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I contacted Spectrum Color today to track down the gray gel coat for my 89 2655. I've read on this forum that you can call with your hull id and they can look up the gel coat for your boat. According to Spectrum, they can't do anything with a hull number. They also can't look up gel coat on bayliners prior to 91. I was told to contact US Marine. I can't seem to find a number on them. Can someone help?

Greg

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wefivehodges wrote:
I contacted Spectrum Color today to track down the gray gel coat for my 89 2655. I've read on this forum that you can call with your hull id and they can look up the gel coat for your boat. According to Spectrum, they can't do anything with a hull number. They also can't look up gel coat on bayliners prior to 91. I was told to contact US Marine. I can't seem to find a number on them. Can someone help?

Greg

Customer Service phone number is (360) 435-8957

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Thank you. I called US Marine and they looked up the numbers I needed. In case anyone needs the spectrum #'s for an 89 2655.

Deep blue patch paste - F55-24188

Pebble Grey patch paste - F55-14288

Cost was $55 including shipping for both.

Greg

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sorry for my ignorance...55 for the color for you to mix with the gel coat or gel coat mixed with color?

tks

[Guest]

colored gel coat I believe

[Guest]

how much the will cover for 55 dollars? painted or spray aplication.....? sorry so hijack ur tread but I have a repair to do in my boat very very soon and I wanna/need to put gel coat there.....

[Guest]

Hi Alex,

What I got was the patch paste. I think each color comes with 2 oz. I think you'll need to patch your repair with fiberglass or epoxy and then cover with the patch past or gel coat.

The patch past is $23 per 2 oz. container. To get a quart of colormatched gelcoat from spectrum is around $105 from spectrum, at least for a non-dealer.

Alex if you need numbers for your 88 let me know. I found a US Marine parts cross reference document on the internet.

Isn't your repair on the bottom of your boat? If so, you may not to color match. Couldn't you just gel coat it with white from west marine ($20 per quart) and then bottom paint?

Greg