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I see they can be purchased but surely the p shape part will vary and getting something close enough would be tricky? Not been asked until today.
 
Nope, it's shot in the dark you will be very lucky if you get it right first time

Best option is to get it repaired by a local body shop if your not very good at doing fibreglass
 
You also could make a bathpnel and tile the front with some access panel for the future. Perhaps magnetic opening would be good.
 
Really need to get the manufacturers panel. Different radius etc.

Or find a boat builder. Nice glass fibre repair.
 
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If you know make of bath should be able to get a replacement that is of course if its not from one of the sheds then no chance, find a good chippi / kitchen fitter who could build one.
 
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