who all has replaced there Rubrail

[Stinky_Hooker]

Skools, I have priced em and thats a HELLUVA deal...Id jump on that like Willy on Lisa. ;)

[bigshrimpin]

That's a good deal, but before you buy it measure with a tape and be sure. I helped install this one and rubrails are definitely a 2 man job. Wait for a warm day when the rubber is soft.

[lumberslinger178]

lol poor hammer :o

[V20Twin]

$111.50 sounds like a pretty good deal to me

[Skools Out]

Parker only use's black on black so i'm thinking about buying 2 sets and put one on the V20 as well. 51 ft is plenty for them.

Here's a pic of the 07 Parker 21 SE so here's the same rubrail

[Stinky_Hooker]

Skools, I have priced em and thats a HELLUVA deal...Id jump on that like Willy on Lisa. ;)

[spareparts]

i put a black rub rail simular to the one on the Parker on my 17 Mitchell last year, even with my company discount( don't tell any one) I paid $150 for enough rub rail to do my boat, add in stainless machine screws( i thru bolted it as it was a rolled edge boat), nylock nuts and washers, I had close to $200 in the job before I was done. I did it by myself, but I will never attempt it solo again, it showed when it was finished.

[lumberslinger178]

lol poor hammer :o

[Stillrunning]

For the rubber insert if you heat up a big pot of water and add liquid dish detergent. Let the insert soak for a few min. and it will slide in nice and easy. I'd keep the pot and the rail in it as you do the job. Also try and cram in as much as you can before cutting it off as it will shrink over time.

[reelapeelin]

Originally Posted by Stillrunning

For the rubber insert if you heat up a big pot of water and add liquid dish detergent. Let the insert soak for a few min. and it will slide in nice and easy. I'd keep the pot and the rail in it as you do the job. Also try and cram in as much as you can before cutting it off as it will shrink over time.

Good ideas there... ;) ...