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I'd say (from my couch without seeing it in person) that its mostly cosmetic. Fibreglass (or perhaps carbon in your case?) is transparent, it is glass after all. You've worn off the gelcoat which is a top coat that protects the glass and makes it look like a sweet shiny thing. You haven't effected the structure but you have removed the protection. That's mostly a concern for something that sits in the water all the time. Water can ingress into the glass fibres.
Its worth getting repaired but probably not urgent. It's possible to do yourself but probably not advisable unless you have the experience and tools. If you're not looking for a perfect repair you could buy some 2 part epoxy paint and slap it on.
Worked with Reagan.
Until they need something built.
Thats how the trades look at engineers.
Philip K Dick is absolutely winning the Predictive Distopian Futures Award out of all the sci-fi authors.
Take your belt off and wrap it around the back of the chair and your waist.
Chocks are cheaper than any incident that could occur without them.
On closer inspection I see that they are.
There the mark on the guy's head, maybe Everett stubbed the cigar on his head?
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I'm more serious about it than you. I'm watching that bird.