Boat_Shield_-_Collection_Cover_1200x1200 (1).jpg Looking into getting the Surfinity boat shield/bra for rock chips and road debris for my boat. I like the idea and think its a good idea but my only concern is that it will end up rashing the gel. What's everyone think? They are brand new and I just dont want to be the Ginny pig to say yeah they rash your Gel bad!
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Last edited by Gibbons24ve; 02-03-2022, 06:46 PM. -
This subject has always been a tough one for me. Leave cover on and buff out scratches yearly or leave cover off and fix rock chips and get the interior dirty. I see this boat shield as chaffing like a mooring cover does. Anytime something can flap, it will chaff.Oh Yeah! -
They claim they don't chaff as it is made out of soft neoprene. I know the owner of the company and want to trust them just haven't had any experience with this product yet. We all know what a boat cover does on dark gel, so I am hoping this doesn't do the same. Personally I've always gone the option of wrapping the rub rail with pallet wrap and a set of rock tamers for the truck and never had any issues.Comment
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I did look at some of their other products and my wife bought that fleece blanket that attached to your heater hose. May end up getting the towel bag as well.Comment
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Would be interesting to hear some reviews on them going forward. Seems like a good idea as I can't see it flapping too much if it fits properly. I still think these are a good idea: https://www.trailer-rockguard.com/
I have a DIY rocktamer that I which was originally 4 mud flaps and now are tow large pieces of horse mat and I'm still surprised at the amount of rock chips I've taken to the bow area.Comment
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