Need to take out ding on brass prop

[Al Gagnon]

I ran over a rope a few weeks ago while traveling out to the S.D. Buoy. I luckily removed the rope while at sea. That was the same day I was hit broadside by another vessel near the bait barges. I just replaced my zincs and noticed the ding on one blades of my port prop. I live in Lemon Grove and I think there is a prop repair shop here. I was wondering if I should try to flaten the ding. I was also thinking about just pulling both props and take them in to get them trued up by a pro, instead of trying to flaten out the ding myself. Anybody have experience in this problem or recommend a prop person?

[NoSlack]

Propeller of San Diego is close and he does great work.

9020 Olive Dr
Spring Valley, CA 91977
(619) 469-5300

http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=9020+Olive+Dr+Spring+Valley,+CA+91977&fb=1&geocode=6527353288074439937,32.742165,-117.004490&oi=manybox&ct=14&cd=1&resnum=4

[DOGHOUSE26]

He does great work, but you'll probably leave his shop trying to figure out how to get one of those hot sand cars without your wife knowing about it!

[hijole]

The place in Lemon Grove is/was
Atlantis Marine Propeller
3515 Harris st
619-286-5300

In 2004 I paid $175 to repair mine.