Starboard Material - Transom Cover

[tothetrail]

I'm planning to make a transom cover like in the second photo.

I'm having trouble finding this starboard material like the covers I have currently in the first photo. Anyone have a good source for finding a piece of this material or know what Bennington uses? Looks like King Starboard is a popular brand. Online retailers seem to have none in stock.

It looks like my covers are slightly darker in color than the example transom cover below, but I'm thinking maybe Buckskin or Nutmeg?

I'm trying to find if anyone offers a sample pack to determine the exact color.

*Edited to add, it looks like I posted this to the wrong forum. Not sure if a moderator can move it to the DIY Projects forum?*

 

[Potomacbassin’]

You probably want the king starboard AS (anti slip)

Sites-WestMarine-Site

West Marine

www.westmarine.com

 

[tothetrail]

You probably want the king starboard AS (anti slip)

https://www.westmarine.com/buy/taco...MI8Zb33sHR8gIV1QiICR0wuwkAEAQYAiABEgLS7_D_BwE

Thanks, yes, that looks like exactly what I need. Now I just need to find the 3/4" in the buckskin or nutmeg color.

West Marine, along with most places I can find, only have white, black, and seafoam colors.

 

[Potomacbassin’]

It wouldn't surprise me if the Texas freeze impacted manufacturing of this - seems many petrochemical products have supply chain issues related to those shutdowns early this year. Also with boat building through the roof those OEMs are sucking up all the supply.

I have no suggestions on how to source it!

 

[tothetrail]

It wouldn't surprise me if the Texas freeze impacted manufacturing of this - seems many petrochemical products have supply chain issues related to those shutdowns early this year. Also with boat building through the roof those OEMs are sucking up all the supply.

I have no suggestions on how to source it!

Makes sense, thanks!