Repairing old Hobie hull deck

Hi
I have an old Hobie 14T (I guess 20 years or so) with a patch of warping of the fibreglass on the deck of each hull, in a patch of about 20cm just fore of the crossbar, where the rubber tie downs pull down on this patch of deck. My guess is that the previous owner left the boat in the sail club yard where the sun reflected off the crossbar onto the hull, like a magnifier, then the rubber pulldown holding the boat on the trailer, pulling down on the hull hard collapsed the softened fibreglass.
It is quite strong in these small areas, you can bang it hard and it sounds
as good as anywhere else on the hull.

What I was wondering is could I patch this area. I would need to apply the sort of cross hash finish to the filled surface that appears all over the hull tops, then coat the colour over the top. It looks like a sort special sort
of topcoat. Mine is orange. Its pretty faded and worn in parts as this is
an early Hobie.

Any ideas greatly appreciated.

Cheers

malb

hi there

i have a similar problem with a hull that is busy delaminating in the african sun, just in front of the port front pilon. the boat is also pretty old, probably hobie alter's prototype. is there anything i can do without making the boat too heavy and affect the performance? DIY if possible cos having it professionally done will cost me an arm and a leg.

cheers

nic