Megaware KeelGuard Original DIY Keel Protector, 4' Charcoal, up to 14' Boats

Safeguard your vessel's investment with the Megaware KeelGuard, the original do-it-yourself keel protector engineered for unparalleled defense and longevity. This 4-foot charcoal protector is designed to shield boat hulls up to 14 feet from abrasive sand, jagged rocks, concrete ramps, and damaging oyster beds, preventing costly repairs and preserving your boat's gelcoat finish. Proudly made in the USA and backed by a lifetime warranty, the KeelGuard ensures worry-free boating and maintains your boat's value for years to come. Upgrade your boat's protection today.

• Megaware KeelGuard Keel Protector (4' Charcoal)
• 3M Pressure-Sensitive Adhesive
• Scotch-Brite Etching Pad
• 3M Primer
• Burnishing Tool
• Application Instructions

• Advanced Hull Protection: Prevents wear and damage to your boat's keel and gelcoat from sand, rocks, concrete ramps, and oyster beds.
• Durable Construction: Crafted from a precise, abrasive-resistant blend of polymers and urethanes, co-designed with 3M engineers for optimal durability and pliability.
• Hydrodynamic Efficiency: Features angled grooves that create hydrodynamic channels and air pockets, offering a slicker surface and reducing drag.
• Secure & Permanent Bond: Utilizes genuine 3M® acrylic pressure-sensitive adhesive and a self-sealing contoured edge for a strong, lasting bond without messy sealants.
• Easy DIY Installation: Designed for simple, do-it-yourself application in four basic steps: etch, clean, prime, and apply (cleaning agent not included).
• Made in the USA: Ensures high-quality manufacturing and reliable performance.
• Lifetime Warranty: Guaranteed against abrasive wear and adhesion failure during normal use for the original purchaser, for as long as you own your boat.

• Suitable for most fiberglass and some aluminum boats up to 14 feet.
• Not recommended for boats resting on center rollers or support beams along the keel on trailers, some aluminum boats with raised reinforced center ribs, or hulls with non-standard V-shapes (e.g., some canoes, kayaks, pontoons, catamarans, personal watercraft).
• Installation temperature should be between 65°F and 100°F for optimal adhesion.