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Old 10-10-2011
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Rub rail repair

I saw a Pearson 30 a few days ago with some rail damage.

I noticed that the rail was covered with a piece of plastic that that was on the outside covering the hull deck joint.
There was another horizontal piece of plastic that snapped into vertical piece to hide the hull deck bolts.

Wood, fiberglass and metal can all be fabricated if necessary but how do you deal with a repair when the vendor used odd custom plastic parts?
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Wood, fiberglass and metal can all be fabricated if necessary but how do you deal with a repair when the vendor used odd custom plastic parts?
With great difficulty.. but you'll often find such "custom parts" are available from either the vendor or someone like West Marine if you know what you are looking for.

The alternative is fibreglass tape and copious amounts of 3200.. for the next guy to worry about.
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just replace the rubrail on the entire boat,the plasic base comes in 20 ft sections and can be secured by pop rivits or stainless screws,the insert also comes in 20 ft sections and is easily inserted in into the base this rub rail comes in many different colors depending on the buyers preference,a heat gun will warm the rail so its easily manipulated
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