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Your boat cover, tent, convertible top or awning may still look perfectly fine. But leaks often don’t start in the fabric itself — they start at the seams. The stitch...

7 signs you shouldn’t ignore Your boat canopy may still look fine. But small warning signs often tell a different story. Before you end up dealing with mold, leaks, or...

You probably recognize it: dull spots, leaks, and stains that just won’t come off. Many people think their cover is done for. But did you know that with the right...

Your boat cover defines the look of your boat. But did you know that many covers become weathered, dull, and damaged within just a few years – simply due to...

Leaking seams in your tent or boat cover are frustrating. Often the fabric itself is still in good condition, but water gets in through the stitching. The good news: in...

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Questions about cleaning and impregnating the boat cover? I would be happy to advise and assist you.

Green soap is often mentioned as a “safe” way to clean a boat cover. It sounds logical. It is mild, does not damage the fabric, and does not cause discoloration....

The fabric of your boat cover, tent, convertible roof or awning is exposed every day. Rain, sun, dirt and air pollution all take their toll. Many people assume that new...

Green deposits consist of algae and mosses and can be prevented by properly maintaining your boat cover.