Hole Patching !!

Appreciate your thoughts ! Any ideas/suggestions on what I can use to "cosmetically" patch various small screw holes throughout the boat. The p.o.'s old cover was snapped on, and I would like to remove all of the male-snaps that surround the boat just below the rub-rail. Also, on the inside I'll be removing the bow brackets as well.

All of these areas are white, and I don't think it really needs to be marine grade adhesive (3M 5200) because none of areas will be below water line.

Do you think I should use SkiDIM's GelCoat repair kit ? I was just thinking some white siliconized caulking would do the trick, but certainly don't want it to look ghetto !

Thanks Again!   Chris.

The marine tex is a quick fix that can actually be worked like gelcote to give pretty decent finished appearance. If you decide to mix gelcote use the end of a small drink stir stick or tooth pick to meter out tiny portions of each color you are mixing. Mix the color before ever putting the color into the gelcote. Once you have a close match (keep track of how many parts of each color) then mix a small sample of gelcote and let it cure. Check the resultant color to confirm that you are satisfied. I really wouldnt use caulking.

Thanks everyone!