90's SN's gun whale/coaming upholstery

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  • Full-Force
    • Sep 2011
    • 86

    • Spartanburg, SC

    • 1996 Ski Nautique 176

    #1

    90's SN's gun whale/coaming upholstery

    I think the interior side panels are called gun whale or coaming panels. Anyway, the studs that are installed in those panels. Does anyone know what they are? They are square looking at them from behind. i don't know what the other side looks like because it's under the upholstery. Im curious what they are and how they are secured in place?
  • SatherG230
    • May 2018
    • 90

    • MN

    • 2012 SANTE 230 w/ NSS

    #2
    I believe they are generally called Christmas tree fasteners. My panels have something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Rexka-30pcs-D...85&sr=8-5&th=1

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    • Full-Force
      • Sep 2011
      • 86

      • Spartanburg, SC

      • 1996 Ski Nautique 176

      #3
      Mine are actual metal studs attached to the panel that goes through holes on teh side of the boat with fender washers and a nut on the back side. I think the plastic fasteners came later.

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      • Spud
        • Jul 2006
        • 261
        • Lake Boga

        • Echuca Australia

        • 2007 206 limited 2008 206 limited 2007 196 se 2010 200 team 2008 210 team 2007 196 Limited

        #4
        this is them!
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        • Spud
          • Jul 2006
          • 261
          • Lake Boga

          • Echuca Australia

          • 2007 206 limited 2008 206 limited 2007 196 se 2010 200 team 2008 210 team 2007 196 Limited

          #5
          and here they can be seen on the combings
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          • Jonny Quest
            Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
            • Aug 2014
            • 457

            • Salt Lake City, Utah via Texas

            • 2003 Ski Nautique 206 Limited with ZR6 Engine

            #6
            Traditionally, they are called "Gunwale". The word "gunwale" is pronounced gunnel (rhyming with funnel). So, the word "gunnel" is often accepted as an alternate spelling.

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            • srock
              1,000 Post Club Member
              • Oct 2008
              • 1136

              • Florida

              • 2009 Super Air 230 2005 Whaler Dauntless

              #7
              hmm.... the same-sized nuts and washers often found in a bildge. I am a big fan of lock nuts as a replacement.

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