James and Wally...The rubrail on my LF38 is pretty beat up.  I agree that it is 
under the toe rail and would be a big whup to replace.
What about just cutting it off flush and adding a standard rub rail?  Probably 
one of those vibrating cutters would make short work of it especially after you 
got started.
The question is:  What do you put over it and how do you attach it?  The 
standard motor boat rub rails are a channel with a replaceable insert screwed 
into the fiberglass.  With maybe some butyl bedding
it might be a reasonable enhancement?
So, what is wrong with this option?  ...not that I would look forward toit..

Spencer Johnson
1984 C&C LF 38 "Alegria" #165
~~~_/) * ~~~~
Mount Prospect, IL

>James - I believe that vinyl rub rail is part of the deck/hull joint, so 
>replacing it would be next to impossible.

>Wal

>you wrote:
>> I am debating whether it is worth the labour to attempt to remove the paint 
>>and shine up the existing rub rail, or to go ahead and replace.

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