How to Install TACO Marine Rub Rail

John Greviskis from Ship Shape TV and crew show how to replace Rub Rail on the deck of a remodeled 1989 Pursuit 2650 powerboat, which is the TACO Marine Project Boat.

[@doesntmatter3068]

Can one of you guys tell me "why in the hell is taco rub rails are so dam expensive"? I been in manufacture all my life. This stuff is the easiest stuff to make/ manufacture. Just b/c it for a boat, taco is gouging the hell out off its customers.

[@wesmannpaintball]

Honestly I’m sure it’s supply and demand .. how often do people change their run rail hell I’ve got two 30 year old boats that still have the originals lol

[@ruffowalker3388]

Taco orders their stainless rub rails from another company

[@enginepy]

Every time the taco guy talks he get interrupted. Didn’t get to learn a lot from this video

[@nauti_ferris]

My exact thought too. Let the REP speak. Annoying. Didn't finish the video.

[@keesvangeuns4663]

Why bring an expert in to provide advice and then override his comments, grab things out of his hand and then cut him off when he is trying to speak?

[@guthrieaz]

Interesting...not a single comment about making the bends. Not very helpful as a DIY video.

[@Chiledelaire]

Yes exactly!!!!

[@johnbillington7891]

Don't use it he taco Marine fasteners they were junk, the heads strip too easy. Go buy some good ones.