Big Kahuna
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hmmmmmmm, may have to ban you before you can do that!!!!!!!!!!:Banane01: :Banane01: :Banane01: :sneaky: :arms: :arms: :haha: :haha: :haha:
What to put on the rails
- Thread starter surferdude345
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hmmmmmmm, may have to ban you before you can do that!!!!!!!!!!:Banane01: :Banane01: :Banane01: :sneaky: :arms: :arms: :haha: :haha: :haha:
RoyalFlush@PCB
Shootin' The Crap
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Idok
F1pro
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- Nations oldest muthaF+++kin city
biggest thing with turfing the rails is that you have to fill in all the little screw holds from the original rails....
I do have a set of excellent condition OEM siderails from an 04 if someones wants them..PM me they have 1 or 2 little spots from dockrash.....but still in great condition...
I do have a set of excellent condition OEM siderails from an 04 if someones wants them..PM me they have 1 or 2 little spots from dockrash.....but still in great condition...
thegoldenboy
RN Surgery... soon
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- Toronto
What about filling all rivet holes with filler, than painting with marine grade "truckbed" liner, or "anti-slip textured paint" for lack of a better term.
It would be rough on the skin, but would be non slip and you can get it in many colours.
Same crap they use on steamships, oil rigs, etc...
If you're wearing boots and gloves, your skin shouldn't really be touching the rails anyways.
I painted the inside of my tin boat with this stuff in battleship gray. Held up very well. The boat remained uncovered all year, and generally had 2-6" of water in the bottom of it from rainfall and a leaky drain plug.
I never wear shoes in the summer, and sitting in the boat with boardshorts, no shoes, or shirt, I never had the texture rough up my skin. It did get a little warm when being beaten on by the sun (assburn), but most everything does.
It would be rough on the skin, but would be non slip and you can get it in many colours.
Same crap they use on steamships, oil rigs, etc...
If you're wearing boots and gloves, your skin shouldn't really be touching the rails anyways.
I painted the inside of my tin boat with this stuff in battleship gray. Held up very well. The boat remained uncovered all year, and generally had 2-6" of water in the bottom of it from rainfall and a leaky drain plug.
I never wear shoes in the summer, and sitting in the boat with boardshorts, no shoes, or shirt, I never had the texture rough up my skin. It did get a little warm when being beaten on by the sun (assburn), but most everything does.
huh? what were we talking about?
mekanic305
Thanks for the rain in GA
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- ATL, GA
That's not a bad idea, just take it to a spray on bed liner shop and let them do all the work! I wonder tho, if that stuff bonds to fiberglass and/or how well?
Waste Land
Non Multa Sed Multum
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- Florence, AL
I noticed NO diffrence in handling when I turfed ym rails. Besides its a freestle ski not a bouy chaser
Boris
The Good Old Days
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- The surf-less coast
I wanted to turf my rails but after my tray turfing abortion of a job I left the stock stuff on.
How about some pink shag carpet ?
How about some pink shag carpet ?