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Ausfish New Member
Roller marks on hull
Any tips on avoiding black trailer roller marks on boat? I have some rubber rollers. Unfortunately the poly rollers don't come in the right size....
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Ausfish Platinum Member
Re: Roller marks on hull
What size are you after. I just replaced all my trailer rollers with these
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Not necessarily this size, but this type. I bought them from
https://roxom.com.au/shop/boat-trail...e/boat-rollers
I bought them on line and the company was very good to deal with.
Shakey - If only I lived near the coast
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Ausfish Addict
Re: Roller marks on hull
You must have very odd size rollers, almost every one is available in blue, red or black, black being the cheapest, blue for alloy boats and red for glass, plus a few odd other materials too.
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Ausfish Platinum Member
Re: Roller marks on hull
The black rollers are just rubber, will definitely mark. There is a product called ScuffOrf which is very good at removing rubber marks from fibreglass.. I use rubber rollers on my keel, and grey wobble rollers for the front supports, which only act to keep the boat level as you drive up, when you are all the way up they only just touch. The keel rollers don't mark, probably because they are always wet when operating, either do the grey wobble rollers. I had a black rubber V-stopper at the bow when delivered, it wore and marked badly. I replaced it with a red one, no wear, some red is obvious when you launch, but I do a lot of really bad rods, the sort that most people whouldn't take a rig like this on.
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