Who uses a blue tarp?
Who covers their high end boat with a blue tarp?
I drove all over town yesterday and I can't believe how many people drape blue tarps over their high dolar machines... Those blue tarps are ROUGH on paint jobs, get it shrink wrapped.... Ya'll know who you are.... Good luck!:hitfan: :grinser010: |
I put a blue tarp over the fitted cover, to keep the fitted cover nicer/clean
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I only use one on the roof of my house. :evilb:
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My Bricklayers use them in the winter . I keep my boat in a heated warehouse for the winter months .
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Originally Posted by zx14
(Post 2396902)
I put a blue tarp over the fitted cover, to keep the fitted cover nicer/clean
The blue tarps when flapping in the wind are like sand paper on gelcoat and paint over time.... :hitfan: |
Originally Posted by Panther
(Post 2396925)
I've seen that a few times, I don't have a problem with that, just make sure it's well vented.
The blue tarps when flapping in the wind are like sand paper on gelcoat and paint over time.... :hitfan: What difference does it make if its blue or black or whatever?? |
Thanks for the tip. I never noticed on my 1982 Bayliner!
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I hate the blue tarps....I use a green one! :D
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Originally Posted by TexomaPowerboater
(Post 2396953)
So their OK if the boat is in storage??? (i.e. not outside in the elements)
What difference does it make if its blue or black or whatever?? I see guys who try and construct wood frames to go over the top then they tighten the sides down but it doesn't stop the chafing. |
Originally Posted by t500hps
(Post 2397029)
I hate the blue tarps....I use a green one! :D
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