Trailer "BRA" for tige's

[Domsz06]

Anyone out there seen a "Bra" for tige's? What i'm looking for is something that I can put on the bow of the boat to protect the paint from rock dings on the highway. My truck likes to throw rocks due to the tires. Thanks everyone

Dom

[RZMike]

Can't say that I've ever seen a "bra" for a boat, but what about mud flaps for your truck?

[knelems]

Bra

Hi Sean,
Why don't you get you a set of mud flaps with the babes on them like I see on the big trucks! Also, I got my Transits in if you are still interested you can email me.
Karen

[Domsz06]

I don't like mudflaps, but I'll look into something.

Dom

[ssrgeoff]

I know its cheezy and could be expensive depending on how much you want to do it. My friend after getting his car painted had to drive 7 hours and decided to use cling wrap. Throw a couple of layers and that should help the little dings in the fiberglass.

[RZMike]

Domslude,

I saw this same question on another website and comments were made about the bra scratching the boat from moving around in the wind. I don't know anything about it, but I thought I'd tell you - something else to consider.

[Domsz06]

I think I"m just gonna have a custom cover made for tailering and have him put extra upfront. I have that on my jetski cover and it doesn't scratch the fiberglass, and tige's is better fiber then my jetski's. I'll just keep on looking

Dom

[RZMike]

Domslude,

Found this tonight while surfing around and thought it might be what your looking for --

RockGuard

[Domsz06]

Awesome. I am sending my info so they can get in touch with me.
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Dom

[loudelectronics]

rock guard

My neighbor has something like that rock guard on his aluminum lund fishing boat. It came with the trailer when he baught it but he had to put it on so you might want to look in the fishing industry for one of them too. Roswell is an excellent company but can be pretty pricey. I know there are other brands out there.

[poohpotta]

I called Roswell today about the price of the bra, it was $615 with shipping ( at least to Nashville, TN ). Seems kinda pricey...

[flackpack]

How about remove-able rock and splash guards for your truck. I used them for my RV, and they worked very well. -

http://www.campingworld.com/browse/s...kus/index.cfm?

[RZMike]

Wow! $615? I would have never guessed it cost that much.

Flackpack's idea is looking better all the time.

[poohpotta]

RZMike, Check this out.

http://www.trailer-rockguard.com/

[RZMike]

Originally posted by poohpotta
RZMike, Check this out.

http://www.trailer-rockguard.com/

Another neat concept. Has anyone checked their prices?