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Give me a source for 90-degree bend fitting used on the corner of a Boston Whaler hull at the transom, as shown in the image below.



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On my REVENGE the transom corner rub rail is sharp and cuts through a tarpaulin. I think I could use a PVC pipe 90-degree elbow fitting cut in half to remedy this problem.

I don't think those 90-degree metal rub rail caps are OEM with Boston Whaler.

Most pad the corners for the tarp.

I bought a pool noodle,

For each corner:

Cut two (2) pieces that are 1 foot long.
Cut one end of each at a 45 angle.
Position both so they form a 90 degree.
Slice each on the inside wall, [half] way through.
Install on corner, stretching them over the rub rail

Install tarp.

Thanks Jim,

Hi Phil,
By reading, I can't picture exactly how you did it, sorry. Do you have any pic on hand to post it here?
Thank Phil.

Here is a quick sketch.

PHIL--can you give a source for a Pool Noodle?

This will work and is not stocked seasonally. Already slit.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-1-in-x-6-ft-Foam-Pipe-Insulation-ORP11812/204760805

Dollar store or Amazon

https://www.amazon.com/Floating-Noodles-Colorful-Swimming-Accessories/dp/B0995SD3KX/ref=sr_1_9?keywords=pool+noodle&qid=1638977236&sr=8-9

I may have some of the pipe foam insulation on my shelves. I understand about the cutting across 90 and 45 degrees.

What I am not clear is: "Slice each on the inside wall, [half] way through". What do you mean by "[half] way through". Do you slide and cut the tube into half, along the length? How does it stay on? Do you have to use glue to keep it on?

Once you pull it open like a C you can see if it will stay on by itself.

Given the size of the corner hardware, I will guess it will NOT stay on by inself.

I would attach the tarp and bungie it down and then attach the noodles. The tarp will hold them in place.

Thanks Phil