Dinghy rub rail?

Discussion in 'Materials' started by Renato Gravato, Nov 23, 2022.

  1. Renato Gravato
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    Can anyone help me find what part number this is? Or where to get this? I am rehabbing an old dinghy and wanted to replace this. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
     

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    Welcome to the Forum Renato.

    What type / size dinghy are you rehabbing?
    Re the material in your photos, is it plastic?
    And what is the depth of the section? I am guessing about 4 - 5"?
    I think it is unlikely that you will find the same section still available for sale now, but somebody on here might recognise it?

    You could have a look through these links, and see if they have anything that might be close in shape / size ?
    Defender Search Results https://www.defender.com/search.html?q=rubrail+

    McMaster-Carr https://www.mcmaster.com/rubber/

    These folk are in England -
    Boat Fendering Archives - Wilks Rubber Plastics https://www.wilks.co.uk/product-category/marine/boat-fendering/
     
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  3. Renato Gravato
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    Thank you so much for the reply. The dinghy is 7.5’ I believe. I don’t know the brand. The material looks like a vinyl. I’ve added a picture of the dinghy for reference.



     

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