Which spray rail

[WoundUpMarine]

I'm thinking about changing my spray rail this winter. The one i have know doesnt really have any down-ward angle to it so it pushes spray forward and up and right back onto the boat. I was thinking about replacing it with R1058 to try and knock it down. Has anyone used this rail before, or have any suggestions of a better rail to use?? Here a picture of the rail i want to use and the rails as they are now.

 

[greg]

My boat has a built in spray rail, and it works great. I get more spray than if I were using a fire hose directly up onto the wheelhouse. If there is ANY wind from the forward quarters in any direction, I get doused.

It gets so bad it actually effects my radar reception.

I'm not convinced any rail would help. I just live with it.

If someone can convince me otherwise, I'd be interested.

 

[F/V First Team]

What water on the windshield?

 

[Eastporter]

Email or call Mark Demers at Integrity Marine for a quote or advice. Very nice and knowledge guy who will give you a good deal. I bought my spray rail from him and cheaper than Hamilton.

Integrity marine Corporation - Home - West Wareham, MA 02576, MA

 

[JimRP31]

I put new spray rails this spring. See thread SISU refit. Big difference I bought mine from integrity as well. Let me know if you want the part numbe.

 

[Lion's Paw]

I got the rails straight from these guys Spray Rails, Toe Rails and Ladder Treads - Marine Products at Barbour Plastics They are the ones that make or distribute it. Shipped it right to me in about a week. Used the same profile that First Team suggested and it works just great. Big improvement over what had been there. Bigger is better in spray rails at least...

 

[Eastporter]

I got the rails straight from these guys Spray Rails, Toe Rails and Ladder Treads - Marine Products at Barbour Plastics They are the ones that make or distribute it. Shipped it right to me in about a week. Used the same profile that First Team suggested and it works just great. Big improvement over what had been there. Bigger is better in spray rails at least...

Same guy- Mark is the VP of Sales at Barbour Plastics.