Should I put this on the top or bottom of the torn area of my boat cover?
1571122
I can't answer this. I tried to patch a gazebo tarp with this canvas. It last for about 6 months but the tarp was not of good enough to fix. It was all worn out. It may be good for a boat but I am not sure.
1571123
I would put it on the underside, unless you make a design to share with other boaters.
2053459
We have it on our 16 ft pontoon boat and it's big enough to cover the motor too. It's kind of a PITA to put on though.
230985
I repaired a small section of boat fiberglass and a had to buy more cloth. I would recommend doubling up on cloth.
577247
I would suggest the 18 to 20 foot cover. I bought the 20 to 22 foot cover to go over my 20 foot deep v hull with 2 foot high wind shields. It covers the whole boat plus outboard and trolling motor with room to spare.
1052535
I'm sorry but I can't answer that. We haven't used the cover yet because we are keeping the boat dry stacked now. I'mSorry. Good luck
774303
You want to put it around the receiver (where the ESC and Servo plugs in. Then use the rubber band to seal it. It's just to help prevent water from getting in those connections. I dint use it anymore because now I can tell if there is too much water inside the hull when my rudder starts twitching.
125733
I had made my own with a rope around nose of boat and over the windshield with a wooden support between windshield and back of the boat with the last cover I had.So I used it.Make sure your windshield is not to tall or your cover my not fit.I had to send mine back and go to the next size up in a differnt cover because it wouldn't fit low enough over edge of windshield.
1272349
All I can say is that it fits my 5 seater. My boat is sitting in a boat cradle on my dock, we live on a lake in Central Florida. I bought my cover last Summer and basically it sits outside, no roof. With the wind and weather we have had we had to use bungee cords to hold it on. Unfortunately a hole ripped in the top and the material tears easily now, almost like it is rotten. So it hasn't held up in outside weather.
1965002
The top inch or so should be kept out of the water. If the upper part gets wet, it won't hurt it, but it should not stay completely underwater
1438488
I don't think so but my boat is in a dock. I got the cover to keep dust, spider, and bird droppings off the seats.
1491744
I would first reinforce the backside. Go to a fabric or upholstery fabric shop and get some tape that has a self-bonding agent on it that is covered with a plastic/paper strip that peels off. Position the piece underneath pull the cover strip on one side first, pressing material into place, then do the other side being careful that the tear is well aligned. Then use the vinyl/leather repair on top of it.
1074447
A plastic welding epoxy putty would work better if it is a crack in the plastic.You would want to roughen up and then clean the area first before you seal it over.
1025990
The cover is extra large. I use it for my 17 1/2ft bass boat with a 7 1/2ft beam. From front to back it goes from covering the entire motor to covering the entire trailer wench, with still extra length. Along the beam sides it extends nearly all the way down to the trailer stepsides. It is strong and waterproof.
622130
bolt it to the bottom if its to long you can cut it off I put one on my motor home it works well!!!!...........
1917065
I have it on under my soft top. It is easier with the soft top off, but it can be done. I just keep the net on loose with the soft top up when I am up it the mountains and it rains a lot. When I drop the top, I just cinch the net tight again.
1986119
I think I would try a spot first to see what it looks like. I would try it myself knowing how it protects the camper seals though.
113987
As per the description, the tape should be placed at the seams (or along the edge where two materials meet). As for how much to use, in your case I would place it ALL along the edges so no wind gets under a gap and prys up on the panel. You'd likely want a seamless bond all along the edge.