How To Rubber Coat Gun Peg Board Hooks

EASILY CREATE RUBBER COATED PEG BOARD HOOKS WITH RUBBER SLEEVE SOLUTION

Using these do-it-yourself rubber peg hook liners for Gun Pegboard accessories, you can achieve an easy way to prevent potential scuffs. They can be cut-to-fit and are reasonably flexible. Visit our Add-Ons page to purchase these rubber peg hook liners for your Gun Pegboard Accessories.

 

STEP BY STEP GUIDE FOR PROTECTIVE RUBBER COATING PEGBOARD HOOKS

Step 1: You will receive 3 feet of Rubber Pegboard Hook Liner in a plastic bag. 

Step 2: Gather Supplies. You will need scissors to open the bag and a tool to to trim the rubber hook liner.

We found that wire cutters work well.

Step 3: Open the Clear Plastic bag.

Step 4: Slide the rubber hook liner onto the edge of the hook or accessory you would like covered. We use a U-Hook in our example.

Step 5: Decide where you would like the rubber hook liner to end and cut it off at that point using wire cutters.

Step 6: Finish pressing the rubber liner onto the peg hook and you are done!

Buy Do-It-Yourself Rubber Coated Peg Hook Liners HERE

How Many Rubber Coating Packs Do I Need?

Wondering how many packs you should order? Below you can find the lengths required to fully cover each of our slotted hooks and brackets with our rubber liner:

Hooks:

10-UH-003: 5.5in

10-UH-404: 6.5in

10-BOE-007: 3in

10-HS-001: .5in

10-HM-002: 1.75in

10-HL-102: 2.5in

10-HZ-103: 3.75in (3in Not Covering Tip)

10-PH-N03: 3in

10-ER-106: 6.25in

10-ER-004: 9.25in

10-HD-012: 11in

Brackets:

10-HH-2050: 8.5in

10-HH-3050: 10in

10-SB-004: 3.5in

10-SB-006: 5.5in

10-SB-009: 8.5in

10-SB-012: 11.5in