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JK March 12th 04 06:42 AM

Rub Rail Issue !
 
Where to Look ?
I'm trying to help my brother out finding Anodized Aluminum or SS
Rub Rail, approx 5/8"-3/4" wide & 1/8"-1/4" thick with a "Slight Crown"
like this ( .
Looking for lengths Longer than 6' if it's made.
Trying to not have too many seams (joints) if possible, on a 19' jet
boat
he's working on.
Already checked Boat US, West, Marine Surplus with no luck !
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
Joe in SW FL.


basskisser March 12th 04 12:03 PM

Rub Rail Issue !
 
(JK) wrote in message ...
Where to Look ?
I'm trying to help my brother out finding Anodized Aluminum or SS
Rub Rail, approx 5/8"-3/4" wide & 1/8"-1/4" thick with a "Slight Crown"
like this ( .
Looking for lengths Longer than 6' if it's made.
Trying to not have too many seams (joints) if possible, on a 19' jet
boat
he's working on.
Already checked Boat US, West, Marine Surplus with no luck !
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
Joe in SW FL.


I think if those places didn't have anything for you, I'd look at
talking to someone at a large boat dealer, one that does extensive
repairs. They'll probably know sources for such things.

Mark - boatbasin.com March 12th 04 02:15 PM

Rub Rail Issue !
 
Taco products has a rigid vinyl rubrail V21-1041BKA12 that has a type 304
stainless steel overlap S11-4510 P12 that measures 3/4" x 3/16". You could
use the overlap alone and not order the vinyl base.
1-800-653-8568


"JK" wrote in message
...
Where to Look ?
I'm trying to help my brother out finding Anodized Aluminum or SS
Rub Rail, approx 5/8"-3/4" wide & 1/8"-1/4" thick with a "Slight Crown"
like this ( .
Looking for lengths Longer than 6' if it's made.
Trying to not have too many seams (joints) if possible, on a 19' jet
boat
he's working on.
Already checked Boat US, West, Marine Surplus with no luck !
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
Joe in SW FL.




Gary Warner March 12th 04 07:26 PM

Rub Rail Issue !
 
Joe,

I bought my stainless-steel rub rail from www.stright-mackay.com

It's a Canadian company which made the prices better. The people on the
phone
were quite helpful. I don't know if they have your size. I think the web
site shows
sizes & prices, but all them if you don't see what you want.


CAUTION: I needed two 8 foot pieces and so ordered 16 feet. What they sent
was
a 12 foot and a 4 foot. When taking the order they didn't say they couldn't
ship 16 feet.
It was stupid of me for not specifying what I wanted and/or thinking they
maybe they
could not ship 16 feet. But they should have asked or called back and not
just assumed
that 12 + 4 is the same as 16. However, when I called them and explained,
they made
it right. I forget the details if I had to pay anything for shipping parts
back or whatever,
but I do remember that I felt they were very fair about the situation.

Also: I seem to remember some currency conversoin issue when I bought
from a Canadian company. They messed up something. But I also bought some
other stuff from another Canadian company around the same time so it might
have been them.


Good Luck
Gary


"JK" wrote in message
...
Where to Look ?
I'm trying to help my brother out finding Anodized Aluminum or SS
Rub Rail, approx 5/8"-3/4" wide & 1/8"-1/4" thick with a "Slight Crown"
like this ( .
Looking for lengths Longer than 6' if it's made.
Trying to not have too many seams (joints) if possible, on a 19' jet
boat
he's working on.
Already checked Boat US, West, Marine Surplus with no luck !
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
Joe in SW FL.




Wayne.B March 12th 04 08:58 PM

Rub Rail Issue !
 
On Fri, 12 Mar 2004 14:26:05 -0500, "Gary Warner"
wrote:
Also: I seem to remember some currency conversoin issue when I bought
from a Canadian company. They messed up something. But I also bought some
other stuff from another Canadian company around the same time so it might
have been them.


===============

I've found that if you use a credit card, that you usually get a half
way reasonable exchange rate, and it's done automatically on your
statement.


Rod McInnis March 12th 04 09:08 PM

Rub Rail Issue !
 

"JK" wrote in message
...

Already checked Boat US, West, Marine Surplus with no luck !


Maybe I don't understand what you are looking for. What you describe
sounds just like what is on page 510 of the 2003 West Marine catalog:
Stainless Steel Rub Rail, Hollow Back. Available in 1/2", 3/4" or 1" width,
has a 1/4" "crown", and comes in 6 or 12 foot lengths.

Here is a web site:
http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/wcs...play?storeId=1
0001&langId=-1&catalogId=10001&productId=16353


Rod



Gary Warner March 12th 04 10:07 PM

Rub Rail Issue !
 

"Rod McInnis" wrote:

Here is a web site:

http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/wcs...play?storeId=1
0001&langId=-1&catalogId=10001&productId=16353


Made Small: http://tinyurl.com/22mk4


I used www.stright-mackay.com because I needed solid back not hollow.
Not sure what Joe needs.




JK March 15th 04 02:51 AM

Rub Rail Issue !
 
Thanks for all the info--basskisser,Mark, Gary,Wayne B, Rod ;-)
We were hunting for the Flatback if possible but Mark may have come up
with a good idea ! We'll check that out & thanks for all the idea's
guys !

Joe in SW FL.


Mark - boatbasin.com March 15th 04 11:00 AM

Rub Rail Issue !
 
Both the rubrail from Taco and West Marine come in hollow back and
"flatback" as you call it.

"JK" wrote in message
...
Thanks for all the info--basskisser,Mark, Gary,Wayne B, Rod ;-)
We were hunting for the Flatback if possible but Mark may have come up
with a good idea ! We'll check that out & thanks for all the idea's
guys !

Joe in SW FL.




Rich Forman March 19th 04 08:42 PM

Rub Rail Issue !
 
"Mark - boatbasin.com" wrote in message .net...
Both the rubrail from Taco and West Marine come in hollow back and
"flatback" as you call it.

"JK" wrote in message
...
Thanks for all the info--basskisser,Mark, Gary,Wayne B, Rod ;-)
We were hunting for the Flatback if possible but Mark may have come up
with a good idea ! We'll check that out & thanks for all the idea's
guys !

Joe in SW FL.


Hey Mark, I could be mistaken but I think this thread is your first
usenet appearance since last summer - must have really caught your
eye! I'm getting everything with my MSX ready to start season 2 in
about another month or so...I'll stop over and say hi as usual, see
you then!

richforman


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