Interior Trim Pieces - John B?

Honey Hole · #1 05-15-2003, 03:28 PM

Hello all (and especially John B..LOL) -

I'm trying to dress up the old girl '75 20CC, and want to replace the trim piece that runs along the bottom/interior side of the rail cap.

John B - in the pics of your restore job, it looked as if you'd put in a new piece of trim (black).

Question is: Where can I find this stuff?

Thanks again guys... this site has been a great help and reference for me!

PipeDreamsMarine · #2 05-15-2003, 03:29 PM

Try Taco Metals.. www.tacometal.com

[ May 15, 2003, 02:30 PM: Message edited by: PipeDreamsMarine ]

Honey Hole · #3 05-15-2003, 03:31 PM

I looked at Taco, but wasn't sure if it was the right material or not... liked the way John B's looked and thought I might get pointed in the right direction.

Question 2:
I see that a lot of you guys have Rhino Lined the interior section of the gunnel that was once covered in carpet.... can you give me a ballpark price on this job?

TUGBOAT · #4 05-21-2003, 11:42 AM

Honey Hole,
I used a local boat Manufacture for the inner gunnel trim peice came out great ,Its got a small lip that fits right up to the bottom No Mistakes.Comes in 20' lengths 1 peice each side.I made a JIG that will butt up to the last screw & positions the next one for the uniform look.I'm going over to the shop later today & will post the price.
Heres a photo closer to the bottom.I'll e-mail a better pic if Ya want.I bought 3 peices ,going around gunnels,dash,under storage cc.
Cost on the rhino BARTER BARTER Still had to pay some but what a nice job.Get into colors $$
Did Mine white then painted.
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Honey Hole · #5 05-21-2003, 05:53 PM

Capt. Brad - Yep, that's what I need... can you get me some info on the trim mfg? Phone number, address, etc.

What's a ballpark price on the Rhino Liner? Yours sure looks nice!

TUGBOAT · #6 05-21-2003, 07:52 PM

Tomorrow,I know I said that yesterday.9-8 6 days this week then Home for More !!!AND NO BOAT !But I Got BEER !!!!!
I'll try My best to go by there & get Ya'll $$ on the trim.I even had Starboard cut out with screws already in it.Saw this for another Boat job,Bought 60'(3 peices) & what a diff.!
I called Rhino(Ronnie) Please sit down get some Wild Turkey (White Label 101)Beer won't HELP !! He said to do My job with white would be
$2000.00 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [img]images/icons/shocked.gif[/img]
I'm sure He is Confused on This 20 'r ,I'm not on the 186'r anymore !
I 've had a few CSC's said they got prices of $500. or so.
I did a lot of Bartering Lot of work for a few Years & still paid some. Sooo?
I beleive I originally was told around $7-800 down Here.
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Honey Hole · #7 05-22-2003, 04:44 PM

(Threw the shot glass out the window, drawing straight from the bottle) $2,000.00?!? Yikes!

I might tow the old girl over to Line-X or Rhino and get a quote... thanks for the heads up, I'll take my bottle with me!

I sure appreciate you checking into the trim for me Cappy.

EBEACH · #8 05-22-2003, 08:59 PM

I've gel coated the inside of mine after cleaning it up and fairing out the woven roven. That will cost about $30.00 and some a little bit of hard work. For the trim, I'll be using a "U" shaped channel.

Honey Hole · #9 05-23-2003, 10:02 AM

EBEACH - is the u-channel deep enough to cover the screw holes from the previous trim? ... and is this something I can find in a local auto parts store?

EBEACH · #10 05-23-2003, 10:40 AM

Not sure if it will cover your screw holes. Most marine stores sell the stuff. Auto Parts store? Maybe.

I was looking into the idea of finding enough people interested in the stuff, then order a roll from Trim-Lok. They have now a 500 ft minimum. [img]images/icons/mad.gif[/img]