Automotive clear coat to seal a tiny chip in surf ski paint?

Advice
#1

The bottom corner of my surf ski touched down on asphalt (not hard) while I was carrying it to the water. The paint appears to all be there, but the contact point has a tiny circle where the “skin” broke.

If I prep this spot (assume very light sanding is needed), would a few thin coats of automotive clear coat suffice to prevent water getting to the layup? The ski is carbon-kevlar, without any gel coat.

#2

Dab of thick CA (SuperGlue)?

#3

Clear coat would work and also any marine rated clear epoxy.

#4

Thanks for the replies. Marine epoxy would be difficult or impossible to get locally. Auto clear coat in small touch-up bottles is available, though. I did consider glueing it and decided it might cause problems down the line.

#5

GFlex.

#6

Phix Doctor - Micro size.
$2.50
Clear UV cured resin.

I keep one of these in my kayak aid kit. Works best before sundown. :wink:

If you can’t find locally drop me a line and I can mail you one.

See you on the water,
Marshall Seddon
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