Sea Ray

It looks like the factory used that (now failed) adhesive bead to maintain the location / position of those two parts, permitting movement causing the problem.

Assuming this falls under the Sea Ray hull warranty, contact the dealership and request repair.

One solution that jumps out to me is to remove all that adhesive, then replace it w/ properly installed layered fiberglass, while manually blocking the parts to push them into position while the fiberglass hardens. My preference would be for this type of permanent solution, instead of that original short term solution.

waiting on dealer to fix
I think it needs to go back to the factory its only 2 years old .

Disagree that it must return to the factory.

Anyone w/ appropriate skills should be capable of performing an appropriate long term repair.

The dealership will be able to effect that repair properly.

Pictures would help. But, it sounds like the hull is flexing causing the issue, and that is. It a dealer fix.

Typo above, can’t believe there is no edit button. Meant to type “that is not a dealer fix”.

WRT to hull flexing, if a northern climate boat stored on the hard for winter, or even on a trailer, it is important that the boat be properly blocked, such as per ABYC TY-28.

Assuming land storage, a 23' hull should have two keel blocks, one near the garboard drain plug, one near the front, where the hull starts to curve up.

There must also be four stands, two each side to maintain the boat in an upright condition.

Even w/ all that done correctly it is possible for the hull to change slightly during land storage versus floating. Any minor dry versus wet changes are normal, but should / will be minimized by proper blocking.

My prior impression was that the glue failed permitting movement of a panel. Was that understanding incorrect?

The boat is 2 years old used on a lake. Serviced and stored for the winter by the dealer.