Greenheart
Well-Known Member
Just making certain, really. I'm sure there are plenty of partially-covered dinghies at my club where the sails are exposed to whatever harsh weather comes along. 
I'm hoping I've done the right thing by bringing them home, rolling them with some care like Persian rugs, then stacking the rolls behind the sofa. I've made sure the sofa can't roll back too far.
But I'm wondering if the rolled sail at the bottom (probably the best of them) will suffer from the significant weight of the rest on top.
I guess far worse things happen to sails at sea & in lockers. How vulnerable is dacron, to months of gentle pressure? They're not being creased as such, just squashed a bit.
I'm hoping I've done the right thing by bringing them home, rolling them with some care like Persian rugs, then stacking the rolls behind the sofa. I've made sure the sofa can't roll back too far.
But I'm wondering if the rolled sail at the bottom (probably the best of them) will suffer from the significant weight of the rest on top.
I guess far worse things happen to sails at sea & in lockers. How vulnerable is dacron, to months of gentle pressure? They're not being creased as such, just squashed a bit.