This will give you good protection far down the road. CPES alone may be sufficient protection, unless the interior will be subject the extended UV light or you want the final gloss look of a clear coating. In this case, we suggest any marine-grade polyurethane finish. We say polyurethane because we believe it gets a superior grip on the CPES-treated wood. Any varnish with UV protectants will do just fine, however.
Paint works just fine as well.
I have also removed the fiberglas from the keel because some of it was loose. There are also a few spots with some fiberglas damage that need repair. Most of the fiberglas is in good shape, so I plan to leave it in place. If by damaged areas to the hull you mean the wood, then again saturation with the CPES is the first and best step. If there are voids or cracks to be filled, then our Epoxy Filler will bond with the CPES-treated wood just fine and produce a repair that will last as long as the rest of the boat.