PYLE AUDIO PLMRCW3 marine electronic 9.18 x 4 x .5 white
- 4 in × 9.18 in × 0.…
- Accessories
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Eight feet of installation foam for marine hatch repair, compatible with models from 1990 onward
Taylor Made Installation Foam 1726 supplies eight feet of closed-cell foam sized 1/4 inch by 1/2 inch. It is intended for boat owners and marine technicians who need a reliable seal when fitting or reseating electronics hatches on vessels from model year 1990 onward.
The foam upgrades from deteriorated original seals that leak or compress unevenly. The jump is worthwhile when a hatch no longer seats cleanly and water intrusion risks damaging installed electronics. Builders who need a different profile or adhesive-backed strip should look elsewhere.
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The foam measures one-quarter inch thick by one-half inch wide, so it seats into a matching channel to seal the hatch perimeter.
Cut the foam to length, press it straight into the clean hatch groove, and avoid pulling it tight so it stays seated when the hatch closes.
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