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Rick Johnson

Rick Johnson, #1110, 1990, s/v Godspeed, Lake Travis, TX

Mike and Joanne Stimmler

Rick,
In the pictures, it looks like you used a rubber rubrail with a vinyl (or rubber)insert. Is that correct? Did your boat origionally have an aluminum track with a vinyl (or rubber)insert?
Mike and Joanne Stimmler
Former owner of Calerpitter
'89 Tall Rig Fin keel #940
San Diego/Mission Bay
mjstimmler@cox.net

r_bond

Here are pictures.  I've already "cozied" up to a couple of pilings (my wife says I like playing "bumper boats"  :cry4`) and so far no dings!  Time will tell.  But this stuff seems pretty darn substantial.
1993 C34
Hull # 1261
Wing Keel, Std. Rig

Rick Johnson

Mike,

Actually it's not my boat.  Just a website for another C34 owner.  I'm not sure I like the look but figured I'd share the link.

Cheers,

Rick
Rick Johnson, #1110, 1990, s/v Godspeed, Lake Travis, TX

noworries

Our rub rail got screwed up after a raft up with our club.  I ended up cutting about 4" off and then re-attaching it with the screw at the starboard side stern (did that repair while on a mooring with the club).  That didn't last, so back at the dock with the help of some friends I was able to pull it tight, cut some more off (maybe another 3-4") and screw it back on, then I put an additional screw amidships and it hasn't moved since.  I don't hit pilings so not sure if it would stand up to that or not.
1991 Catalina 34 Mark 1.5 w/ M35