Serving Denver & the Lake Norman region
North Lake Fiberglass

Color · clarity · protection

Gelcoat work made to belong.

A proper finish repair is more than filling a chip. It requires disciplined preparation, careful color work, controlled finishing, and an eye for how the surface reflects light.

Specialist refinishing a blue gelcoat boat hull
Gelcoat preparation and polishing detail

Finish problems we can evaluate

  • Chips and gouges
  • Spider and stress cracks
  • Dock rash and scrapes
  • Faded or chalky finish
  • Oxidation
  • Mismatched old repairs
  • Localized refinishing
  • Polishing and gloss recovery

How we work

A disciplined repair process. No guesswork.

  1. 01

    Match

    We assess the existing color, aging, gloss, and surrounding surface before the repair begins.

  2. 02

    Prepare

    The damaged area is opened, stabilized, shaped, and prepared for a clean gelcoat application.

  3. 03

    Blend

    The area is refined and polished to bring color, contour, and reflection into harmony.

Color matching is part science, part trained eye.

Sun, water, age, and prior work all influence a boat's current color. Our approach starts with the boat as it exists today—not a generic factory swatch.

Ready to bring it back?

Let's look at your boat.