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Service 02 / Fiberglass fabrication

Fiberglass,
made to spec.

Components, replacement parts, and one-off fiberglass work. Built from your drawing, your old part, or your sketch.

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Input
Drawing · old part · sketch
Method
Mold · layup · cure
Output
Trimmed, finished part
Ref
FG / one-off or replacement
Capabilities / 05

What we make.

For owners, racers, and other businesses that need a part done right.

CAP-01

Custom components

Parts drawn and built for your boat, from small brackets to large panels.

CAP-02

Replacement parts

A broken or discontinued part, measured, molded, and built again.

CAP-03

Molds and tooling

Plugs and molds built so a part can be made again, or made in a short run.

CAP-04

One-off fabrication

A single part, built once, to your spec. No minimum run.

CAP-05[Remove if not offered]

Non-marine work

Automotive, architectural, and industrial parts.

Not on the list?

If it can be molded, ask. We'll tell you straight if it's a fit.

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Why fiberglass / 03 properties

Why
fiberglass.

Three reasons most boats are still built from it.

Property / A

Molds to
any shape.

Hulls, hatches, consoles, and brackets come off a mold with the finish built in.

Property / B

Repairable.

Cracks, holes, and soft spots can be ground out and laid back up. A damaged part doesn't have to be scrapped.

Property / C

Directional
layups.

Fibers are placed where the loads are. Strength goes in one direction when that's all the part needs.

Process / 05 steps

Sketch to finished part.

  1. Step 1: Measure or design

    We measure the old part or the space it fits, or draw it from your sketch.

  2. Step 2: Mold

    A plug or the original part becomes a mold, faired so the part comes off clean.

  3. Step 3: Layup

    Glass cloth and resin placed ply by ply, with fibers oriented to the loads.

  4. Step 4: Cure

    Under vacuum until the resin is fully set and the laminate is dense.

  5. Step 5: Trim and finish

    Cut to line, edges sealed, and finished. Ready to fit.

Have a drawing? A napkin? A photo?

Send us a sketch.

Attach it in the quote form: a hand sketch, a photo of the old part with a tape measure in it, a PDF, or a CAD file. We'll tell you what it takes to build.

Next step

Tell us
the part.

The form opens set to Fiberglass. Dimensions, photos, and how the part is used get you the fastest answer.

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