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50.85ft 3/4 x 3/8 Inch Boat Rub Rail Flexible Vinyl Insert
$95.99
Sale price
$95.99
Regular price
$127.99
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Key features
- Perfect Fit for Marine Protection: Measuring exactly 3/4 x 3/8 inches, this Boat Rub Rail is designed to fit most standard channels seamlessly. The 3/4 x 3/8 Boat Rub Rail size ensures a snug, flush fit that won't compromise your vessel's sleek profile, making it a professional Black Boat Rub Rail Replacement for small to medium crafts.
- Rugged Durability & Resilience: Crafted from high-density materials, our Vinyl Rub Rail offers superior impact absorption to safeguard your hull against dock bumps. This Flexible Vinyl Rub Rail Insert maintains its shape and elasticity in extreme temperatures, acting as a reliable Boat Bumper Guard during heavy-duty marine use.
- Advanced Weather Shielding: Engineered for the open water, this Marine Grade Weather Stripping stands up to intense UV rays and saltwater exposure without fading or becoming brittle. It serves as an essential Yacht Hull Protector, ensuring your boat remains shielded from environmental stressors season after season.
- Watertight Sealing Performance: Experience peace of mind with our Waterproof Marine Sealing Strip. It provides an exceptional barrier at the hull seams, effectively blocking moisture. The PVC Marine Rub Rail Kit is designed for long-term immersion, keeping your deck-to-hull joints secure and dry.
- Effortless DIY Installation: No professional tools required! This Marine Rub Rail is lightweight and highly pliable, allowing for easy bending around tight curves. Whether you are outfitting a Pontoon Boat Edge Guard or a Dock Bumper Strip for Boats, the installation is straightforward using common adhesive or bolts.
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