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| Author | Topic: Hull Decorative Stripe Replacement |
| nickdemco |
Hi. I ribbed the dock and ruined the racing stripe along the hull of my Boston Whaler boat. How can I go about replacing this? Thanks--Nick |
| Ridge Runner |
You don't state the year of your boat, but for newer Whalers you can order the decal from any dealer. For older boats please review the information in this link from CW's reference section: http://continuouswave.com/whaler/reference/OEM.html#decals |
| nickdemco |
The boat is a 1989 27 Full Cabin |
| Jeff |
If it's just the black stripe, most marine and auto parts and detailing stores carry rolls of black vinyl striping in varying widths. That is all you need. In the meantime, a cleanly applied 3M electrical tape "patch" can cover the area. I know some have gotten Magic Brush to do them for their boats too. |
| Jefecinco |
The ends of some of the red stripe trim on my Whaler has started to lift and curl. I hate trying to replace long pieces of trim because I can never seem to get it as precisely aligned as the factory application. So I applied just a dab of of Loctite gel super glue to the corners of the stripes to make them last a little longer without looking awful. It seems to have done the job. If it lasts for a year or two I'll feel that it was worth doing. I've heard that clear fingernail polish can be used but I doubt it has much staying power. Butch |
| jimh |
I believe on a boat hull the term for a decorative stripe applied to a hull below the gunwales is cove stripe. Compare at |
| Jefecinco |
Jim, You're right. Thanks for that reminder. I often forget proper nautical terms which I seldom use or see. Butch |
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