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Joe wrote:
Scotty wrote: What do you think of using nylon webbing for chafe protection? I have a few hundred feet of the stuff lying around. I would not use nylon for chaffing gear myself Scotty. I do not think it would fare well or protect much. Again one of the best chaffing gear you can get is used fire hoses. They have a soft rubber lining and 2 woven layers of cotton on the outside, they are designed to be chaffe proof and are very easy to set. I even use firehose for a rub rail on the dink, you have to replace it ever few years but it works well. Whats the webbing you have designed for? Joe Scotty "Bart" .@. wrote in message ... What do you use for chafe protection Joe? I've been using reinforced water hose--taped on. I like leather too buy it is a bit more work to find the material, cut it to size and then sew it on. Where do you get used fire hose? Just walk up to a fire station and ask doe their old ones? |