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Pliant

03-30-2015 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Speedracer29 (Post 4285464)

Don't know what make/model boat you have, but these clips came in handy when I put one on years ago. They snap into/on the windshield molding. I used something like these at the top and left the windshield exposed, it saved a bunch of holes and I only had to drill around the back 1/3 and stern of cockpit.

http://www.perfectfit.com/15328/1559...with-Stud.html

Yes they work quite well just snp them in a go. https://is30.eporia.com/company_97/6...lt=80&cvt=jpeg

fireguy

03-31-2015 09:10 PM

The reinforced edge of the cockpit cover, where the snaps go, extends below the windshield so all the snaps go into the fiberglass. So the Taylor Made snaps wont work.

How many snaps? How close together? Every 6 inches, every 9 inches, or about every 12 inches?

snapmorgan

03-31-2015 09:23 PM

If you are planning on towing it with the cover in place, you can't hardly get them too close. Just measured mine and they are 8" apart.

fireguy

04-01-2015 09:37 PM

That's about what I was thinking. Thank you.

I am not sure if I will tow it with the cover on or not.

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