TACO SuproFlex Rub Rail Kit - White w/Flex Chrome Insert - 2

TACO SuproFlex Rub Rail Kit - White w/Flex Chrome Insert - 2"H x 1.2"W x 80'L - V11-9990WCM80-2

Marsoni

M251S

$338.50

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TACO SuproFlex Rub Rail Kit - White w/Flex Chrome Insert - 2"H x 1.2"W x 80'L - V11-9990WCM80-2TACO SuproFlex Rub Rail Kit White w Flex Chrome Insert (V11 9990WCM80 2) Protect your boats hull while enhancing its appearance with the TACO SuproFlex Rub Rail Kit. Designed for durability and style, this premium marine rub rail features a white vinyl profile with a flexible chrome insert, delivering superior impact resistance and a polished, professional look. Built from high quality SuproFlex vinyl, this rub rail absorbs shock from docks, pilings,

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011