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Old 04-24-2006
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rub rail

Has anyone had any experience replacing the rub rail on a cal 34, or any cal, with something other than the factory rubber one? How expensive would it be to just finish the hull and deck joint?
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Hi,
I am in need of the same thing on my Cal 34.
Did you have any luck yet?
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Old 03-08-2007
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I have another question, where do you get the new stock rub rail material?
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Old 03-15-2007
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Seal's Spars & Rigging, Google it, they have rub rail for most cal's.....
Good Luck !
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Old 06-06-2007
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Replacing Cal rub rail

I have replaced the rub rail on my Cal 30. Try to do it on a warm day -- the rubber is much more flexible. I got it from D&R Marine. It took about 3 hours.
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Old 06-07-2007
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How expensive would it be to just finish the hull and deck joint?
A rub rail is there to take the beating instead of your hull and/or deck.
Be best to keep one. I have seen long strips of oak used to be more pleasing to the eye yet durable.
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I just ordered a new rub rail for my 1978 Cal 34 from Seals Spars and Rigging.
Was $415, incl shipping from California to Oregon. He knows the topic.
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