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Running rigging wear on boat finish..

I am noticing wear patterns on my boat finish. Mostly near the winches and where lines have rubbed on coaming corners, etc.

Just wondering what others have done to protect these areas?

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I have seen deck tread type rubber around winches for this reason. I have 'feet' under the genoa sheet winches for both angle and height.
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a poors man way that is reversible is cheap auto stick on trim, the chrome stuff.

again for me the link stuff wont work so do a clip and paste 14mm x 4 2mm CHROME FLAT TRIM TRMC7

it will look like stainless for a season, just put it on the edges where you rub. it will take the abuse, then you can carefully peel and use a weak solvent to get the last of the sticky tape of when you want to change it out.
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teflon tape works well. If you burn through it, just slap another piece over it.
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Didn't I see some advert in one of the sailing magazines about ...
Stainless foil that is adhesive backed? It was intended for this application I believe.
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stainless steel tape, stainless steel pressure sensitive tape, stainless steel foil tape
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