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- - Rub Rails (http://www.classicseacraft.com/community/showthread.php?t=24579)

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Originally Posted by Blue_Heron (Post 208117)

Ran into a guy in the keys a couple years ago who had a twin vee in the 20' size range (not familiar with their offerings). He had rebranded it a "Turd Vee". Said he was a former employee and had purchased the hull under the employee discount program. Had some problems and couldn't get resolution, hence the rebranding. But he was still running the boat, so how bad could it be? Just an interesting approach by a dissatisfied customer/disgruntled former employee.
Dave

He built them. His comment. Not mine. I`m not a" I`m going to bash your price point boat guy", which it is not, when you price it out. Just my observation. I hear he has bought the Co. back. I think he had vision, however I was not impressed. I hope things may be much better this go around. Wouldn`t be the first time someone found water in foam in any boat.

If I can not modify your wetsuit to go around my pegs, I will be as we are. I have many brand new parts that I did not "shop" well for. I will start a yard sale thread for these items in the spirit of the intention of CSC. I think many of us have 5 props, spare ss trailer hardware, pieces of wooood, electronics, and a bronze 4 wire transducer with 2 fairing blocks. I have many well bought things for my, what will I do with this toy collection?

We pat many bottoms here in WPB,
Goes with the real estate.
GFS

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Originally Posted by Briguy (Post 208082)

It really makes the boat "pop". Bending it around the bow and rear corners is going to take some patience. I purchased the rubrail at Marine Surplus in Sarasota for a very reasonable price.

Thanks for reminding me of Marine Surplus. I will be up there Monday and will check it out. :D

I highly recommend a semi rigid extrusion !

They go on straight, and you can do it by yourself, no need to heat it up and stretch it. Bending around corners is EASY, just use heat gun and a box cutter to cut small angles out of the back side of the extrusion.

I got this one for my 23 online from a surplus place (can remember the name but it was up in the NE somewhere, not in FL). It was under $350 as I recall

http://gallery.bateau2.com/albums/us..._shine_632.jpg

Its about 2" tall and has a little lip on the bottom that you use to keep it straight.

http://gallery.bateau2.com/albums/us..._shine_631.jpg

http://gallery.bateau2.com/albums/us..._shine_635.jpg

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Originally Posted by Islandtrader (Post 208232)

Thanks for reminding me of Marine Surplus. I will be up there Monday and will check it out.

Scored on some rigid (semi) rub rails at Marine Surplus...$1.50 per foot. :D

One step closer....
What kind of inserts can you put in there?

That boat is looking sharp!

I used semi-rigid on my 20. Looks similar to Shine's except it has the round tube insert. Also had a little lip long the bottom edge that made it an easy one man job one afternoon. The bends around the bow and transom corners were no effort in the sun.
Barbour Plastics in Mass shipped to my door in the Keys, 50 ft kit for about $300.
Good folks to deal with.

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Originally Posted by FossilMan (Post 208675)

One step closer....
What kind of inserts can you put in there?

This one will take 3/4 inch S/S. I am not sure if anything else would snap in.

It will only use approx. 300 #8 sheet metal screws :p