4 Boat Fenders Bumpers 8.5" X 27" Vinyl Blue Docking on 2040-parts.com
Davison, Michigan, US
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This Listing is for 4 "Boater Sports" Brand Boat Fenders 27'' x 8.5'' . Please see my other listings for Boating Accessories. Important note: This Listing is for one SET of 4 Fenders. When ordering, please enter the number of SETS (of Four fenders) that you wish to receive in the quantity box. (Example: a quantity of 1 (set) you will receive 4 fenders. A quantity of 2 (sets) you will receive 8 fenders. Features:
Please see our Ebay store for more Marine Supplies, Vinyl Graphics, Autobody Supplies, Car Care Products and Used Car Parts. If you do not see what you want please E-mail me and I will list a Specific Auction for you! Shipping is Actual Cost. Please use Shipping Calculator for a Quote. Please E-mail us for a quote if you would prefer a different shipping method. We will accept returns ONLY IF the item is in new unused condition and in it's original packaging. All returns must be authorized. We can not refund shipping cost International Buyers – Please Note: Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility at the time of delivery. Due to postal size restrictions, these may be too large to ship to some countries. Please e-mail us for an international shipping quote. The USPS Postal Service no longer offers Economy/Surface Mail or Airmail Parcel Post as shipping options. We will ship via USPS Priority Mail to international locations as the fenders are too heavy for First Class International Mail. If you have any questions please contact us! Frequently Asked Questions: Boat Fenders<></> What Size Fender Do I Need? Many factors should be considered when determining what size fender to use. Following is the recommended size for fenders by Boat Length: · 4’’ x 16’’ Boats up to 10 foot · 5’’ x 20’’ Boats up to 20 foot · 6’’ x 22’’ Boats up to 25 foot · 8’’ x 27’’ Boats up to 30 foot If you <></>moor frequently in High winds, Rough water, and Unprotected Moorings, or if you have a large High Profile boat you may want to consider using one size larger. How are these fenders constructed? Most of the fenders we carry are single wall construction. If a fender is constructed differently, it will be stated in the listing Do these fenders come inflated? Yes, all of the fenders we sell are shipped inflated. You may wish to adjust the final pressure when you receive them Can the Pressure be Adjusted? Yes, all of the fenders we sell have inflation ports on them. Please see each item description for specific instructions on inflation Are these Fenders Guaranteed? When used under recommended conditions the "Polyform" Brand Fenders are covered by the manufacturer under warranty to be free from defects for the life of the product. All "Boater Sports" Brand Fenders are covered by a 30 day satisfaction guarantee through us. . Are these Fenders Made In America? All "Polyform" Fenders are Made in the USA. All "Boater Sports" Fenders are imported. Will the Fenders Scuff my Boat? No, when used properly on a boat with Gel Coat in good condition the fenders will not leave any marks Why is Shipping so Expensive? We only charge actual UPS shipping cost and do not profit from shipping. Unfortunately, due to the size of some Fenders shipping can be expensive. We always combine shipping on items when possible. Important Note: These answers should be used as general guidelines only and should not be substituted for Professional Advice. We have no way of foreseeing every condition these Fenders may be used in. If you are not confident in which Fenders you require, we recommend contacting your boat’s manufacturer or local authorities to get information on any specific conditions unique to your application. All item images and item descriptions on this listing are property of Underwoods Auto & Marine LLC and are not to be used, copied, or otherwise reproduced. |
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