I have a 20ft starcraft walleye boat that is painted black. Will these scratch the paint on the bottom of the boat?
849872
I would say if the black in the gel coat on a fiberglass boat, then no. If the boat has been painted with any epoxy or enamal paint, I would not think either
849873
I do not know if it will scratch the paint or not I've only use them on a aluminum pontoon boat. also on a fiberglass ski boat. they work great on these have never use them on a painted surface.
849874
I could see where they might scuff it but doubt it would scratch a factory finish. They are a semi hard plastic like poly pipe. They do not scratch our boat or our jet skis.
849875
I would say yes they might, but just about anything will get to the hull over a period of time.
849876
No it will not. The boat slides on and off the trailer much easier and smoother
849877
They WILL NOT leave any marks.Just make sure screws are counter sunk BELOW the bunk.They are fantastic.
114293
For sure .. they have a textured bottom that will give you grip. I wear them on fiberglass boat deck with no problem.
419985
I have not taken them out in the boat yet (the reason I bought them), but to get them used to them I have put them in them for a half hour here and there. They seem to be able to move around just fine. It is not near as stiff as human life jackets are so I am sure once we get them out on the water, they should be able to move around just fine.
276676
sorry...this was a gift for my daughter who collects owls, so I don't know if it would scratch. sorry
294118
I have had mine for two seasons and no problems at all but I keep my boat coverd when not in use. The depth finder comes with a protective cap and keep it coverd when not in use you should not have a problem
2239168
They aren't scratches. Its just lighter color streaks in an attempt to make it look aged. Mine aren't as bright as the ones in the picture, its less noticeable probably because its in my dark cold basement.
1776529
I lightly tried a pizza cutter on the bottom of one of the platters, and yes, it did scratch. I love these trays, however. My husband likes to grill outside and after he had broken three platters from dropping them on the patio, I purchased these. They're perfect...and they don't break!
2160196
These are a molded plastic and I don't think conventional paint will adhere. Some of the new Krylon paints for plastic may work
732183
I don't think they will scratch. I would use a gentle touch and some stainless cleaner. My sink is fairly new so it does not have stains in the corners.
805202
Depending on the quality of the decals, it should have no adverse effect. My boat has stripes on the side and it applied and buffed off with no problems. I would be careful when using the buffer on the decals especially on the edges where the buffer my lift them up. Perhaps you should test a portion of the decal first.
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The tool itself is painted in what appears to be acrylic flat black and therefore, pretty resistant unless scratched. As the others have mentioned, it's not stainless so I would take care of the sharpened edge and any scratches with a light oil after exposure to water. As I write this, I'm thinking it might be a good idea to unscrew the handle and give the holes and screws a good going over as well. This is even more important if you're fishing in salt water.
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We have a Port-a-boat and use these with no problems, as for your canoe you might something to keep the seat from sliding though. You might want to use some kind of none skid tap of sort.. :-)
25379
Sold boat. Didnt have these long. It was a hard plastic from what i remember. You should be ok.
369380
Haven't had them long enough to answer that but you could spray a clear coat of uv protect paint I would think. I plan to repaint when needed
2115105
The paint is for on the bottom of boats to prevent barnacles and other marine growth when the boat sits in the water for extended periods. You can use it to paint anything you want! If I had a boat lift I would not need any bottom paint
753677
Not sure if they would leave marks... I have a wooden deck and it hasn't so far...
688981
So far we have had no problems with scratching, When using my cast iron pans I do use extra caution and only use them on low and medium temps. The stainless steel pots and pans which we use most have not left any scratches or marks. Any splashes or spill overs have been easy to clean with Weiman Glass top cleaner and a micro fiber cloth. Hope this helps