Taylor Made Medium Edge Guard 25' White | 46098
Taylor Made Medium Edge Guard 25' White | 46098 — Product description
The Taylor Made Medium Edge Guard is a 25-foot coil of white double molded vinyl trim that covers and finishes a raw edge on your boat. Anywhere you've got exposed fiberglass, cut plywood, or a sharp gelcoat lip, this is the piece that cleans it up and keeps it from chewing on gear or knuckles.
The Taylor Made Medium Edge Guard is a 25-foot coil of white double molded vinyl trim built to cover and protect a raw edge on your boat. Anywhere you've got exposed fiberglass, cut plywood, or a sharp gelcoat lip, this is the piece that finishes it off and keeps it from wearing on gear or hands.
You'll reach for edge guard around hatch openings, storage lockers, console cutouts, and dash edges. The medium profile handles the mid-range edge thicknesses you run into most on a boat, and the 25-foot coil gives you enough to do a couple of hatches or run a long console lip without splicing.
This is the screw or nail mount version, not a push-on clip. That matters. On a thick edge, an irregular edge, or anywhere the trim takes abuse, a fastened guard stays put where a friction fit would creep loose over a season. You drive fasteners through the base at intervals and the vinyl does the rest. The double molded construction pairs a firmer base with a softer outer face, so it holds the fastener and still gives you a clean, forgiving edge to grab.
White works with most gelcoat, so it settles into the boat instead of standing out. Cut it to length with a sharp utility knife, fasten it down, and you're done. It's the kind of small job that makes a rough edge look like it came from the factory. If you're not sure how much you need, measure the run and add a little for the corners.
One thing to know: this is the medium size. If your edge is a lot thinner or a lot thicker than average, the medium may not seat the way you want. When in doubt, measure the edge thickness first. Get the size right and this trim will outlast the project you put it on.
Key Features
- 25-foot coil length, enough to trim several hatches or a long console lip without splicing
- White color matches common gelcoat for a clean, finished look
- Double molded vinyl pairs a firm base with a soft outer face for grip and a forgiving edge
- Screw or nail mount holds on thick, irregular, or high-abuse edges where push-on trim creeps loose
- Medium profile fits the mid-range edge thicknesses most common on boats
- Covers raw fiberglass, cut plywood, and sharp gelcoat lips to protect gear and hands
Why Buy from NVN Marine
- Authorized Taylor Made reseller, full manufacturer warranty
- NMEA member and ABYC certified, advice from real boat techs
- Same-day shipping before 3 PM ET on in-stock items
- NY headquarters and Fort Lauderdale flagship retail store
Technical specifications
| Title | Taylor Made Medium Edge Guard, 25' Coil, White |
|---|---|
| Brand | Taylor Made |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 46098 |
| UPC | 040011460981 |
| Length | 25 ft (coil) |
| Color | White |
| Material | Double Molded Vinyl |
| Mounting | Screw or Nail Mount |
| Size | Medium |
| Application | Marine edge protection and trim |
Frequently asked questions
What edge thickness does the medium size fit?
The medium profile is made for mid-range edge thicknesses, which covers most of what you find on a boat. Measure your edge before ordering. If it's a lot thinner or thicker than average, a different size may seat better.
How is it mounted?
This is the screw or nail mount version. You drive fasteners through the base at intervals so the guard stays put on thick or irregular edges where a push-on clip would creep loose.
How much guard is in the coil?
You get 25 feet in one continuous coil. That's usually enough for a couple of hatches or a long console lip without needing to splice.
What color is it?
White. It works with most gelcoat, so the trim settles into the boat instead of standing out.
Where do people use edge guard?
Around hatch openings, storage lockers, console cutouts, dash edges, and any raw fiberglass or cut plywood edge you want to finish and protect.
Can I cut it to length?
Yes. A sharp utility knife cuts it clean. Measure your run, add a little for the corners, and trim to fit.
