what to cover pvc guides on boat lift with ?
#3
Hey Cig275 - I've seen it done in carpet and foam. Mine has neither and I need to do as well
Post pics when yours is completed
Where you located in the great state of NJ???
I'm down at Exit 74 
Chris
Post pics when yours is completed
Where you located in the great state of NJ???
I'm down at Exit 74 
Chris
#5
What you need is to have REALLY long pieces of PVC that go all the way up over your rub rail even when the lift is all the way down at its drive on lowest. That way your rubrail always keeps you centered on the lift.
#6
Originally Posted by Sydwayz
What you need is to have REALLY long pieces of PVC that go all the way up over your rub rail even when the lift is all the way down at its drive on lowest. That way your rubrail always keeps you centered on the lift.
I would still like to cover mine even when they go up past the rub rail ... and I don't even own a Gladiator or 45 Max
#8
I used pvc pipe insulation (black foam). It fits perfectly to the size of pvc you have and does a good job of protecting the boat. I taped mine after putting them on with electrical tape.
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