Dont really know the best way to go about chipping clearcoat on the deck of my boat  just want to somewhat repair it until im ready to repaint in a few years.. any advice.. thanks

you need to remove the damaged clear and then feather the edges of the clear back with some light sanding once u get to an area where the clear is still in good shape, LIGHTLY scuff up the uncovered paint, mask off the area, wipe clean ( ive used some diluted acetone with water on a rag dont) and then spray new clear over the bad spot.  feathering it into the good clear areas prevents further chipping when moisture gets under the clear... then wetsand the area where they meet up until its smooth and blends together.  it wont look perfect but it'll prevent any more damage.

also I would avoid getting acetone anywhere near clearcoat. wipe it with grease and wax remover.

Heres another pic Hard to see the severity of it cracking and blistering in the pics.. thanks guys

Acetone is ok to try.. Even lacquer thinner try in a small spot first.. Not going to hurt gel.Don't let it sit there.. even fiberglass paint remover won't touch gel.. If it does it's not gel. I would sand it out a try buffing first tho.