Boat Cover Vents
#1
Anybody install and use these vents?
http://www.iboats.com/Boat-Vent-II-S...view_id.208961
Looking to add vents to my cover. Does the type of material come into play with these? My material is "8 oz. Marine Poly-Guard". It is a Carver cover.
Thanks in advance.
http://www.iboats.com/Boat-Vent-II-S...view_id.208961
Looking to add vents to my cover. Does the type of material come into play with these? My material is "8 oz. Marine Poly-Guard". It is a Carver cover.
Thanks in advance.
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From: Between A Womans Leggs in IL
you cant just install them,,you will need to have a circle of aqualon fabric sewed in for extra support around them..after that i would not have a cover with out them..sunbrella is goos when you first buy it but after a few years and keep having to seal it every year with 303 it gets way old quick..
i likw aqualon fabric a whole lot better,,its madw of the same sunbrella fabric but its sealed with com posit resins an it will NOT leak at all..
you will most likely find them cheaper here..
http://www.kingrichardco.com/marinesupply.htm
i likw aqualon fabric a whole lot better,,its madw of the same sunbrella fabric but its sealed with com posit resins an it will NOT leak at all..
you will most likely find them cheaper here..
http://www.kingrichardco.com/marinesupply.htm
#10
Thanks "AKA", that's what I was afraid of.
Fixx, I will look into that material for a cover. Depending on price, I might just take the chance of cutting the hole and use a liquid nail type formula to seal the edge and put some reinforcement, if that fails, new cover. Old cover is kicking the 2 year mark, 3 Texas summers though.
Fixx, I will look into that material for a cover. Depending on price, I might just take the chance of cutting the hole and use a liquid nail type formula to seal the edge and put some reinforcement, if that fails, new cover. Old cover is kicking the 2 year mark, 3 Texas summers though.





