15 Apr 2018 #1 colhel Well-Known Member Joined 9 Jan 2011 Messages 4,203 Location Gillingham(Dorset) Boat Weymuff Visit site We've just had a new sprayhood and stackpack fitted. Any tips on keeping the canvas tip top for as long as possible?
We've just had a new sprayhood and stackpack fitted. Any tips on keeping the canvas tip top for as long as possible?
15 Apr 2018 #2 pvb Well-Known Member Joined 16 May 2001 Messages 45,589 Location UK East Coast Visit site I use Boracol on mine, a couple of times a year.
15 Apr 2018 #3 simonfraser Well-Known Member Joined 13 Mar 2004 Messages 7,609 Location Outboards 4 mobo’s, unless you do a lot of miles Visit site Patio clear and water proof it
15 Apr 2018 #4 Malish Well-Known Member Joined 9 Nov 2004 Messages 3,943 Location Rochester, UK, boat in SYH Visit site There is a review article of various potions for cleaning canvas in May 2018 YM - they favour Fabsil Universal Cleaner
There is a review article of various potions for cleaning canvas in May 2018 YM - they favour Fabsil Universal Cleaner
15 Apr 2018 #5 colhel Well-Known Member Joined 9 Jan 2011 Messages 4,203 Location Gillingham(Dorset) Boat Weymuff Visit site Thanks All
15 Apr 2018 #6 johnalison Well-Known Member Joined 14 Feb 2007 Messages 43,916 Location Essex Visit site Take them off in the winter. If you want to keep them in the winter, use the old ones.
15 Apr 2018 #7 colhel Well-Known Member Joined 9 Jan 2011 Messages 4,203 Location Gillingham(Dorset) Boat Weymuff Visit site The old ones were only fit for the bin unfortunately. Could I cover them with a clean tarpaulin?
15 Apr 2018 #8 colind3782 Well-Known Member Joined 18 Jan 2011 Messages 4,510 Location Shropshire/Empuriabrava Visit site colhel said: The old ones were only fit for the bin unfortunately. Could I cover them with a clean tarpaulin? Click to expand... That's our plan for the new sprayhood when we leave the boat. Whether the tarp survives the wind is worth a €5 experiment.
colhel said: The old ones were only fit for the bin unfortunately. Could I cover them with a clean tarpaulin? Click to expand... That's our plan for the new sprayhood when we leave the boat. Whether the tarp survives the wind is worth a €5 experiment.
15 Apr 2018 #9 Steve The Seagull Active Member Joined 15 Feb 2018 Messages 66 www.highwatersails.com Take them off in the winter as soon as possible and get them laundered by a sail loft ot canvas maker. You can do it yourself but make sure you use the right products and get them properly dry before putting away.
Take them off in the winter as soon as possible and get them laundered by a sail loft ot canvas maker. You can do it yourself but make sure you use the right products and get them properly dry before putting away.