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Default Repairing/replacing the toe rail

On Apr 21, 1:48 pm, "jim.isbell" wrote:
On my Gulfstar 36 there is a teak toe rail. The port side rail is
rotting away and needs to be replaced. I was quoted $100 a foot for
labor and materials.


Its important to support your local economy!

Anyone have any sources for aluminum or plastic toe rails?


As soon as I get some settled weather I'll be replacing my teak with
Al. I started with the usual research/web search. I've descided to
have a local metal fab business make some custom toe rail. DOnt for
get the metal fab guys. I'm going with some 3/8" angle stock. Then I
can mount the "fence stantions" to the toe rale and not hav e to drill
more leaks into my deck.
Just a thought.
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Default Repairing/replacing the toe rail

I started with the usual research/web search. I've descided to
have a local metal fab business make some custom toe rail.


I found some interesting material. My toe rail is 1.5" wide and 3.5"
tall. I found some "plastic lumber" that is dimensioned exactly that
and it comes in 8 foot lengths. for enough to do the entire boat it
is only $128 delivered to my door step. The stuff is made from
recycled milk jugs and is UV stabilized and you can get it in any
color you want including "Teak".

I am thinking about it.


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Default Repairing/replacing the toe rail

jim.isbell wrote:
I started with the usual research/web search. I've descided to
have a local metal fab business make some custom toe rail.


I found some interesting material. My toe rail is 1.5" wide and 3.5"
tall. I found some "plastic lumber" that is dimensioned exactly that
and it comes in 8 foot lengths. for enough to do the entire boat it
is only $128 delivered to my door step. The stuff is made from
recycled milk jugs and is UV stabilized and you can get it in any
color you want including "Teak".

I am thinking about it.



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