philosan2003
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I have a new & very expensive canopy to fit to my Hardy Mariner 26' it's was made by using the old canopy as a template, the company who manufactured it was the original OEM supplier to Hardy Marine, but lost the original template....
The canopy fits from the rear of the wheelhouse roof supported by a s/s framework then down over the transom. I have the tool that punches out the holes in the canopy in relation to the existing fittings on the vessel.
Not wishing to see £900 of new canopy going to waste due to wrong positioning of punching and wanting it to be taute and not flap around like a wailing banchee any helpful strategy/advice would be most welcome to keep me dry and taute
The canopy fits from the rear of the wheelhouse roof supported by a s/s framework then down over the transom. I have the tool that punches out the holes in the canopy in relation to the existing fittings on the vessel.
Not wishing to see £900 of new canopy going to waste due to wrong positioning of punching and wanting it to be taute and not flap around like a wailing banchee any helpful strategy/advice would be most welcome to keep me dry and taute