The Megaware KeelGuard is an abrasion-resistant keel protector designed to shield your boat's hull from damage caused by sand, rocks, concrete ramps, and oyster beds. This DIY keel protector helps maintain your boat's gelcoat finish and fiberglass integrity by preventing abrasive wear.
Key Features:
- Color: Gray
- Length: 7 ft.
- Compatibility: Suitable for boats up to 20 ft. long
- Width: 5 in.
- Material: Durable, pliable blend of polymers and urethanes
- Adhesive: Features 3M acrylic pressure-sensitive adhesive for a permanent, sealed bond
- Hydrodynamic design: Includes angled grooves to create air pockets for a smooth surface
- UV-stabilized: Engineered to resist color fading
- Origin: Made in the USA
- Manufacturer Part Number: 20507
This product includes a lifetime warranty from Megaware, covering abrasive wear and adhesion failure for the original purchaser for as long as they own the boat.
Product facts
- CT SKU
- CT-106692
- Model / MPN
- 20507
- UPC / GTIN
- 672057205075
- Package dimensions
- 5" X 9" X 13"
- Package weight
- 4.5 lb
- Specifications
- Length = 7'\nColor = Grey\nBoat Length - Max (Feet) = 20'
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