trailer roller cleaning
Submitted by mako magic on Sun, 2010-05-30 21:27
well got back from Exmouth and gave the boat a good scrub, finally got alot of the roller marks off from the underneath of the hull.
obviously its still going to happen until they are cleaned, so my question is whats best to clean them so they stop marking the hull?
there is way too many to replace and will cost a small fortune so surely theres a way to clean them so they stop the marks for a while.
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you could always paint the
you could always paint the hull black . then you wont have to worry about the marks
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mako magic
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lol was waiting for a
lol was waiting for a comment like that, trust you Russ hahaha
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MATT PERHAPS THERE IS A
MATT PERHAPS THERE IS A STICK ON PRODUCT OF SOME KIND TO COVER THE ROLLERS??? JUST ATHOUGHT..
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tournament
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my rollers got dirty they
my rollers got dirty they cleaned up themself after putting the boat in the water a few times then a bit of polish on the marks cleaned them up
iana
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Replace the rollers
I was at Trailer Parts on Friday, on enquiring about replacing my black "wobble" rollers, the person helping me said not to use them as they mark the hull. they had grey/blue ones that he said to use. About $9 each.
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Or you could get them turned
Or you could get them turned down on a late by some 1mm an they will be like new.
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Time to buy a new
Time to buy a new boat
Cheers Pete
solly
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poly rollers
I have them,no marks yet.Are yours rubber?
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