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Building a real rub rail for an A27
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Duvie
- Swabby
- Posts: 3
- Joined: Tue Apr 26, 2022 7:34 pm
- Home Port: Portsmouth, nh
Re: Building a real rub rail for an A27
You might want to look at WEFCO rubber. They have many profiles . A few of us got together on the Allied Seawind group and ordered replacement port light rubber from them. WEFCO was the original OEM supplier and they made a short run of the product for us. 25 feet was 100 dollars. Cheap considering they had to make a special run to manufacture a 1980s era product.