How To Replace Three of The Most Common Seals Found on Many Bowriders and Ski Boats скачать в хорошем качестве

How To Replace Three of The Most Common Seals Found on Many Bowriders and Ski Boats

In this video, Danny shows you how easy it is to replace old and worn screw track covers, windshield mounting strips, and the walk-through window door seals on your boat! Old and worn seals not only look bad but also add to unnecessary wear of important parts of your boat. Steele Rubber Products now offers exact seal replacements made of a proprietary marine grade EPDM rubber, which is much more resistant to weathering than the common vinyl. With these step by step instructions and a helper, you should be able to If you are uncertain which seal is the best replacement for your boat, give us a call- free samples are available if you need to do a test fit. Materials needed: Screwdriver or power drill Paper towels Rag Cleaner/Adhesive Remover Utility knife/Sharp scissors Adjustable wrench Steele Parts used in this video: 70-4205-372 - 1/8" x 5/8" Rectangular with Peel-N-Stick https://www.steelerubber.com/sponge-r... 70-3813-340 - Screw Cover and Insert Trim https://www.steelerubber.com/insert-t... ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Search by product type for your Boat here: https://www.steelerubber.com/marine Contact Us: Email: marine@steelerubber.com Phone: 800-650-5135 ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Follow us on Social Media!   / steelerubberproducts     / steelerubber   #taylormade #boatmaintenance #boatrepair #steelerubber #sealedwithsteele 0:00 Introduction 0:01 Steele Rubber Products 0:19 Determine which parts need to be replaced 0:49 Gather materials and tools to complete the job 1:09 Remove old rubber and windshield 2:42 Clean and prep surface 3:18 Installation of the new rubber and windshield 5:24 Installing the new screw track cover 6:14 Remove and prep surface of walk-through door seal 6:45 Installation of new rubber seal 8:05 #sealedwithsteele